The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-12 00:00:00

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The Extra shiP liiitldart, arrived off st. Mbarei
mterthiv Elie sailed 'from. Saugor. the Ist
Almirat the ‘2ll of January, lietictiolen
the 27111 of February, Batdvia the 24th of
end tjt Helena the 22d of MAY.
The Grneral Kyd and Ilereforttshire are report:.
ed to have sailed froni St. Helena the 20111 May,
and the Ciinges, private, ship 19th.
Information has been received of,the following
extra ships being at Madeira the sth June
Ildravi3, Lady Carrington, Mangles, Alexander,
Ann, Lady Campbell

The Blucher packet, fro► Surinam ; and the.
Express packet, from New York and Halifax, have
arrived at Falmouth ; they have, brought mails,
and the letters a►id papers 'will be delivered to-day.
DRAt, JuLY I.—Arrived, and sailed for the
'River, the City of London a►id the Hibernia East
Ititlimen, 'from Bengal. Came down from the
River, and remains, the Achilles, LISHMAN, for
America.—Wind
FALMOUTH, JULY o.—Arrived the Prince Er-
nest packet'wi►h a mail from Lisbon, in 10 days.
Wind IV. NW.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 11.--Sailetl his Majesty's
ship pi ometbells for Plymoutb.—Wind Westerly.
PLThrouTet, JULY 10.—Game in the CO(11113
frigatt. and Moine sloop of war from Portsmouth ;
tiic J'int), BLACKBURN, fI'OUI London for Smyrna;
PAOI3, front ditto for Oporto ; Matilda,
''umlNG, Iron) ditto for Cadiz ; and the Malta,
"/Tl"cEits, from . ditto for Pernambudo.—Wiud
S. W.
GRAVRIIRNID, Suva, I I —Arrived the Twee Ge-
b
"wders, KocK, from Antwerp; Robert Bruce,
D44RNHILL, from Demerara. Sailed the Tiger,
• 14LawaLt.Vti, for Smyrna ; Isabella, CUMLINU.,
for Mogadore ; and the Harriet, COLLINS, for
Newfoundland, •

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..' Very recent accounts front St. Andero (says
the, Morning Chronicle) are completely silent re-
'Peeling the march of troops towards • the Pyre . bees."---We believe the-Morning Chronicle was the
1.. Only puhlication that ever talked of any Spanish
t?: traps being on their march to France. It was' one
r ee •
. its own stories.
..Letters from Spain' Mention that FsentNaisto
• . 'III. has ordered a small squadron to he fitted out
Iteeinst the AlgerineS, and that the fortress of
Ceuta is to be Put in complete repair and the gar-
-1 . eisnn reinforced.
i •
Advices have reached town from Barbadoes to
the Bth ult. ; and we are happy to learn that the
greatest „tranquillity prevailed on Ore island at
1
that period. .
THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.-Her Royal [ligh-
test, the Princes* CHARLOTTE remained in the
lame state yesterday as she wits, on Wednesday,
end coot_iourel to keep her room. .
•• It is stated, that it was some time ago an-
! , • bonnet:ll to the establishment of the Princess
CHARLOTTE of" WAess, that her Royal Highness
expects that they will wear in future only British
manufactures. An order tvlS at the same time
sent to her dress-makers, &c, not to introduce
• any thing foreign into articles prepared for the
:wear of her Royal Highness, on pail; .of incurring
net displeasure, :and being no longer 61)14(14
. , Yesterday at one o'clock het' MAJESTY, Prin-
.
tesses AUGUSTA..and ELIZABETH, took an airing
.cl,° Ilighgate. They returned to the Oneen'S Pa-
la e 'shout three o'clock: In the evening her Ma-
jesty had u select party._
The Princess MARY arrived at the Queen's Pa-
lace yesterday from Windsor: .. : .
The Earl of MuL,GRavE, VititCorint cASTLE.
117us4°H, the CHANi*.;L ELOR of the.Excursatria, Mr.
lc„1" m
°N, ei Mr. Lot G, have been in (lady
consultation with the Earl of LIYERI,OOL for sit.
'feral days past.
Wednesday, the Cabinet Ministees dined with
•the Earl of IlaartowslY.
Pear-Admiral relterie', who. is to. supersede Ad-
Itirai GRIFFIT HS at Halifax, goes.' it is said, in
' ripe first instance %Ott) Lord EXMOUTH to the
-Noveiliterranran, and front thence' '%vill proceed to
a Scotia.
i" .idea bas gone abresad in various parts of
Italy and Switzerland, that li'ghtitiugeoetlitetors
are pertly the Call-se of the cold anti rainy weather
which has'this seamier prevailed in those coun-
tries as well ne in abirost all Europe. lit rouse-
Tience of this prejudice, the lower orders in some
of the villages ehout Zurich have threatened
,tjte
proprietor s of houses Inelastic' with these pre-
servatives, nod in some instances have even pro-
teetled to violence against them. 'Erie tiovera-
Thent had, in enoserittence, issued a proclatnation
to .brio;: the people to their senses.
- Mr. WitaxAt.t.., sou of Sir N. WRAXhLL, being
• ,in the ..habit of indulging in inflainmatoey lair-
;Nage against ,the • Government of France, at
Tours, cohere he resided for some time, had been
ordered ,tti Tilt France,
4egitnents of Cavalry are in future to be fur-,
',fished by the Royel Waggon Train with only two
s „ :
. es.vates, lour bortea, anti two torge waggons,.
Llaxtead of the large .allowance fur transport of
,forges doting the war. .
iru the distribetion of Prizes. by the Academy
hArts sit Rome last month, a young
.Swiss 04-
;Arts
the first for Architecture, • .- .
An Ordinance of the Police, relative to organ-
Players in the streets and public squares of Vientet ,
directs, that such persons Shall be bound to provide
"iehiselVes with a permit, and to C3try a plate, rin
Which shall be written the number. of this permit.
tr,
l'cy
111 T. (M 1 V to play or sing airs and songs ex-
tracted from pieces played in tft-e,'rhost-res.
The funeral of Mr. Snsoa
Al e • el N, in Westminster
• ' • 'l'4' is to take place to-morrow. He will be
1-"Howed to the grove by a small number, of his
friends.
fire
'retnaitts of .Mrs. Joe ,DAY, CM it Morning
. I a ers have been 'usual solem-
i. ti 14 tk ChUreta of St. Cloud, near rash:,