The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-01 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

FALMOUTH, APRIL- 28 —Arrived the tonisa
packet with a mail from Malta, last from Gibral,
tar, in 14 clays ; Swiftsure packet with a mail
from the Brazils, ih_63 days. The Louisa packet
spoke on the 2d inst. 'off Cape de,Gatte, the Fox
packet, bound to Malta ;' and on the 24th inst.
spoke the brig Aphen, from London to Libbou.—
The Swiftsure packet spoke, mclve days since,
the ship Hannah, front Bombay, bound to Liver.
pool.—Wind S 1 E.
COVIEW, APRIL 30.—Arrived the Duna. HAro,
from London, to, take on board soldiers and stores
for the Brazils.

PoRTSMOUTH, Arm 30.—Arrived his Majes-
ty's ship Rosario froma cruise —Wind S. W.
DEAL, Aran. 50.--,-Catne down from the River,
and sailed, the Lob's, Worn), for Madeira and
Quebec, and the Elizabeth MI, Bairrtsf, for
Leghorn. i Came doss n from the ansi re-
main, the Friends, for Qiiehec ; I.lary, for Lis-
bon ; and the Wildman, for Marseilles.—Wind
S. W.

An experimental Serni•aphin ie Telegraph. with
two arms, simplified from the French, is going to
be tried between the Admiralty and Sheerness.
Both HouSes of Parliament will atliosirn this
day nutil Friday, on amount of the Royal Mar—
It is stated by a Morning Print, as coming from
highly ruspectai)le authority at Lisbon, that se-,
rituts disturbances have broken omit iii the north
of Spain; anti that the Spanish soldiers had evinc=
ed a strong disposition to take- part against the
Governnn ,

Out pviv'ete lqters front Paris of the 25th, re-
ceived by the Mail of yv:t-relay, announce, that
the arrest of CouniToitENo,. And the other Spa-
nit.h Liberates • %ad originated its a mistake, and
that they were to be released on the following
day. (Chronicle)
Extract of a letter from Zante, 4th of April,
1816 :—We quitted Corfu just a week ago. 1 inn
happy to inform von that the plague appears to be
cmnpletelysubdued in that lsland,as no new eases
have appeared in the villages within the infected
district for upwards of a fortnight, according to
the last reports from Dr, BROADFOOT, Wilt) is left
in charge of the Medical Bird ther,e ; and but a
very few cases have appeared during that period
in the suspected camps, so that it may be hoped
that it will shortly be eradicated front the Island.
On Monday, at three' o'clock, a Cabinet Coun-
cil was held at the Earl of LIVERPOOLN, the Noble
Earl not being well enough to leave his house in
consequence of ltis lameness, which still con-
tinues. . •

An occurrence of rather a singular natute'took
place in the House Of Commons last night, Viz.
Lord CAsTLEREAGH seconded a motion of Mr.
I'orrsoNBY.

There is likely to he a warm contest fur the re-
presentation of Devooshirr.
The Corporation of Dublin have.tesolved to at-
tend the funeral of the late Dr. ULM:MN/4 N.
Tile Prince of SAtit CoBURG is•the third son
of FRANCIS ANTHONY, it ho commanded the Ails-
trim) armies, during her first war against revolu-
tionary France, and of AUGUNTA CARtn.iNtt, SO-
PHIA, daughter to Llstotv Count Reuss d'Aaeas-
DottP.
The Princess CHAttLoTTE devoted upwards of
two hours ton sitting to TußNKtint.t.t, the Sculp-
tor, yesterday, for her Nuptial Bust, as a cony-
panion to that which lie modelled of the Prince
ur cOBURG at Brighton.,

A Court of Coinmon. Council will he holden
to-morrow„ at Guildhall, for the election► of two
Marshals, and we underittind the LORD MaYost'
will call an Especial Court on the follow in„ day,
fur the purpose of considering of Addresses to be
presented to the PRINCE REGENT and QUEEN, and
compliments of Congratulation to the Princess
CHARLOTTE of ‘VALEir, and the Prince of Coutino,
on their marriage..
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ELOPEUENI-.---- On Sunday night SINCLAIR, of
Cove,,t-Garden Theatre, eloped with Miss M—
CR—FrE, a young and. accomplished Lady, of
considerable. fortune. The heroine of this piece
contrived to escape from her Mother's house, and
was received by her lover, who was it? waiting
with a post-chaise and four.—The happy couple,
with the Gentleman's sisters, drove' off toll speed
fur Gretna-Green.--A Morning Paper states, that.
the modern Orpheus had for some time, and even
to the very last moment, being paying his tid
dresses, (as a blind we suppose) to the mother of
Lis Eurydice.
GummiALL.—Yesierday, Captain iroddington.
and Mr. Serie, of the East India CoMpany'S ser-
vice, were brought before the sitting ,Magistrate,
and ordered to find bail, on a charge of assault-
ing Mr. Bowdridge ttstl Mr. Glover, in consequence
of the latter remonstrating with them upon what
they considered gross indecency of. cosict to.
Wards two respectablolewales.