The Sun.
London, England, 1818-02-28 00:00:00

811 IP NEWS,

PORTEVOUTH, FEB. 27.—The brig Isis,YouN
trom Demerara, has put in liere for fresh men, the
crew being exhausted and unable to du their duty.
She sailed the 13th January, and has experienced
heavy gales of wind the whole of her passage,
and was once obliged to lay-to for a fortnight,
during which the Mate and one man were lost
overboard, but fortunately the Mate was picked
up again ; the vessel is rnue) strained. Arrived
the schooner Datt, LOGG, from Sierra Leone,
leaky ; the pumps kept constantly going, and she
hardly can be kept free. She had been as far

West as 10 deg,, and had experienced continual
gfiles,-d►n•iu;;. which she sustained much damage,
and it is feared the cargo is damaged. ,

DEAL, FEB., 27."—Arrived, and remain in the
Downs, the Lord Melville, ALLEN, from Bengal,
with loss of mizen-tnast and main-top-mast. Put
back the outwaul-bound vessels that sailed yes-
terday.

FALMOUTII, FEB. 25.—Arrived the Ann, ADAIR,
from Waterford for Cadiz ; Rover, Ntcfrom-s,
from Newcastle for Lisbon, leaky—she left New-
castle the 6th inst. and had been as far West
as 8, 30.

13EAu1Ants, FEB. 26.—The sloop Mary, POWY,
from Youghall, with oats, for Liverpool, risti
into this port this m« ruing in a sinking state,
after striking on the East Mouse.

RnmsGATE, FEB. 27.—Canie in the Dutch'ship
Zeelust, FREDRIKS, from Amsterdam for Batavia,
With troops on board, dismasted : also came in
several other ships and coasters for shelter, and
some with loss'of anchors and cables.
MARGATE, FEB. 27.—Arrived in our Roads the
Hope, JON'ES, with loss of an anchor and cable;
she is from Cadiz with wine for London, and has
sailed again for the River. Put in,.with loss of
anchor and cable,' the Ann cutter, PENFOLD,
Master.

The PRINCE REGENT remained in the Queen's
Palace atter t!►e Court on Thursday, and dined
wits► his Royal Mother and the Princesses
Ass—
GUSTA and ELIZABETH.

The Duke of CLARENCE visited the PRINCE RE.•
GIINT yesterday. Count MUNSTER had an audience
of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. .
Yesterday the Dukes of CLARENCE and SUSSEX
visited her MAJESTY at the -Queen's Palace, as did.
the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, till four o'clock.—
The ingoiries after her MAJESTY yesterday at .the
Queen's Palace were very numerous.
Yesterday her MAJESTY, Princesses AUGUSTA
and ELIZABETH, the PRINCE REGENT, the •Prhaeis,
of HES3II HOMBURG, and Others of the Royal Fa.
mils, dined wild the Dike and Dochecs of GLou-,.
CESTER, at Gloucester House, Piccadilly. There
was aiso an evening party.

The Hon, Sir GEORGE BERKELEY, G. C. B.—
This gallant Admiral, we are sorry to say, died
on Wednesday last, at his house in South Audley-
street. He was the first person, we believe, who
gave the popular toast, " A long pull, a strong
pull, and a pull altogether."

LORD WALSINGHAM —The will of this Noble-
wan has been proved by GEonGE Lord WALSING..
HAM, the ion, and 'EDWARD BOODIA, Esq. the
Y,xecators, the 19th instant, and the person-
ality sworn tinder 200,0001. the stamp-duty on
which is 27001. The will is principally confined
to family connections, with the exception of some
rcnniary legacies to his niends, including one
of 100 guineas to his very intimate friend, Lord
ELDON. He lays a strict injunction upon his
sons, or into whose hands the same may tall, not
to publish any of his manuscript, memoranda, or
papers of office whatever.

ST. ALBAN's ELECTION.—At the dose of the
poll ycstordßy evening, the numbers were—
Fur Mr. Rob:lris ' 293
Lord Charles Spencer Churchill 2Gi
Majurity hia. Mr. Itubarts -36

The Hon. F. HosiNsoic, it is said, will offer
himself as a Candidate for the County of Bed-
ford, in oppoiition to the livhig interest, at the
ensuing General Election.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was field at the
East India Heuse, when Captain CitEs‘vELL was
SVOIII into the command of the ship Astell, con-
signed to Bengal direct.
Captain Ro,,s, of the Isabella, is so sangniut
his expectations of success in finding a passage
by the North Pole to the Indian Seas, that he de:-
sires his friends not to give him up, at least under
tt n year's absence.

HYMARKABLE SUDDP.N DEATH.—Last night the • ,
ulna employed in lighting. the -Gas at Carlt•cott-
i.tnuse, while preparing to light the la►t;lrs, and in
conversation with a man, complained .ot a palm
is his breast, Suddenly fell against the man, and
instantly expired.