The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-13 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, JAN. 12.—Came down from the River
and sailed the Ariadne, HAMILTON, fur Grand
Canary ; Minstrel, LINKLATER, for Malta ;
Seneca, BELL, for Mogadore ; and several others,
naines unknown. 1

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 12.-Arrived his Majesty's
ship Hind, from a cruize.—Sailed the Barton,
CORNISH, for Stangate Creek f; and the Prince
Leopold, Mangles, for Weymouth. •
HARWICH, JAN. 12."..Arrived the Ann, Hun.
BARD, from London, with loss of anchor and
cable; and Sarah, WHITE HEAD, from ditto, also
with loss of anchor and cable.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 11.—Arrived the Dutch cut-
ter Le Chasseur, from Malaga to Antwerp, ill

distress.

, CORK, JAN, 7.—Sailed bis Majesty's ships Tri-
bune, Dotterel, Arab, and Shamrock, and the

Fanny revenue eruizer.
HULL, JAN. I 1.--A large ship has been on
shore on the Rinks, and has gone to pieces.--
The crew ere saved ; her name is not known, but
she is supposed to be a Collier.

MARGATB, JAN. 12.'--Arrived the Cordelia,
URQUHART, from Messina, for London, with loss
of anchor and cable, and has sailed again ;for
London. The schooner William and Henry, waa
got off Westgate Rock last night, and is brought
into the Harbour.

CUSTOMS' LIST.

Zit ereil Inwards, Janucry IL—Brampton,,Green, Bon•
bay; Sprightly, Miller, Leith.

Entered Outwards, January I2.—Jean Pierre, Ileye, Os-
tend ; Re3ulution, M'Gregor, Malta.
C7eared Outwards, January 12.—Celerills, Leger, Rouen.

Advice. received from America state, that some
important conamercid arrangements haiit lately
been entered into between the Government of the
United States and the King of PRUSSIA. By
these, all vessels belonging to his Mas?tTv are-
placed on the same tooting as to tonnage, as those
of America, and also as to the ditty ors goods im-
tpionret eodf
by them,
being the produce or triatinfae-
An order has been issued front
the Treasury Department at Washington, address-
ed to the Collectors of the different ports of the
Union, for carrying these regulations into effect,
which is as follows : •
" Treasury Department, Nov. 15, 1519.
" In the Circular from this Departmeht, of the 14th April„
1519, it is observed, that when information should be re-
ceised that tl,e Prussian Government had repealed its dia..
crimitiatpry duties, so far as they operated agaiiist the Unitet
State 3, you shookd he advised thereof. "
" Flom an official communication of a copy of an Dreier of
that Government, recently received by this Department, it
appears—
f. That the discrintinating,dotiei on the part -of Prussia
wire difected to be abolished on the 14th Mag. Mb, with vd-
glieitto the vessels of the United Stites', and their cargoes.
'" 2. That Prussia is not in possession of any other sea-
ports. than Koningsberg,Dantaie, Stettin, Clic-Alin, -alisiStrad.
" You will, therefore, consider the vessels of Prussia-en-
titled to the benefit of the Atit of the 20th Apt il,
en-
titled, < An Act concerning Tonnage and Disetiminatiug Dd.'
ties in certain Cases,' and refund such ditties as .are incon-
sistent with the pro-visions of the Act, and which have been
Collected since the 14th of August, I gl9, the day oo which
the reciprocal measures on the part ofyrussia tools effect."

THIS PRINCE REIRENT.S Couaf.—Yesterday, at
three o'clock, tl►e PRINCE BaasNr held a Court
at Carltnn•house, which was attended by the
First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the Master-General of the Ordnance,
the President of the. Board of Controul,, the Earl
of Molgrave, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master
of the Horse, &c.—The Prince Regent held a
Privy Council; at which Mr. Buller attended as
Royal Highness gave audiences ter
the E+'arl of Liverpool and-Viscouut Castlereagh.—
Viscount Melbourne was it) waiting for the Earl
of De Is Warr, and Colonel Whalley was the
Groom iu Waiting, tpr Mr. Cavendish Bradshaw,
The Court broke up a little before six.

The Nuremberg Correspondent cites a letter froth
Riti Janeiro, of the sth of October last, which
announces a rumour that prevailed there of an at-
tempt made to liberate BUONAPARTE. It is said,
that an English packet had brought to the Ad•
miral on the St. Helena station, an order to re-
move the Ex-Emperor to the Cape of Good
Hope ; but it was soon discovered that the do-
cument was false. It apneers that a project bed
been formed to rescue. AUCI.NAPARTIS on the pas-
sage, by means of five privateers, which had
been equipped in a port, of South America.---
(Paris Paper.)
By the Isabella, Captain BISHOP, arrived at
Stangate Creek from Mog.adore, advice; are re-
ceived front thence to the sth tilt. at which-ptriod
the plague was still prevalent there, but the
deaths were, however, not more than three or
four each day, and as the weather had taken a fa-
vourable change, it was confidently expected the
infection would cease in a shoot time. Owing to
the above circumstance, the Isabella brought a
foul bill of health, and has therefore keen ordered
to perform 30 days quarantine. The British Vice.
Consul returned home passenger in the %e33d,
and is now at Mtengate Creek.
A letter received at Portsmouth from an emigrant
to the United States, dated New York, Oct. 14,
1819, says—" Above all things, do not think of
coming here. Tate trade' of this city, if doubled,
would not support the present number of persons
it contains. Upwaids (.1. 5600 Emigrants arrived
at Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore, in one
week. You can htii.e. 00 conception of the dis-
tress and dismay occisioned by the yellow fever
it is calculated that upwards of sixty thousand
persims have moved out of their houses, in con-
sequence of which they have been shut up, and
fences placed across the streets, as a wart4i!,g
not to approach the' infected places. Many tit
the Emigrants are going to move to Can-+d4.—
Ile Americans expect trade will be better next
sprivg."