The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-05 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS

DEAL, JULY 4,--Arrived and sailed for the River the
Loyalist, Herbert, from St. Vincent's; Weitntoreland, Tyson,
from Demerara ; thames, Peck, from New York ; Venus)
Lewins, from Bencoolen, fin Petershurgh ; Eggarden Castle,
Howard ; Castle Lachlan, Smith ; kairnS, ShakSpeare; In-
trinsic, Berry; and Lucy Davidson, Goodwin, from Jamaica.
Came down from the River and sailed, the Ranger, Davidson,
for Demerara ; and Stockton, Langley, for Pictou.

PPKTSMOUTTI, JULY 4.,;;=Arrived the Valdoe, Pascots frenn
London. Sailed the Thomas and Mary, Godfrey, for London;
and Astren, Brtidenahl. for Liverpool. '
PLYMOUTH; JuLi, 3.-:—ArriVed the Jamei, Walton; ftOm
Dantzie.

JULY 3.—Airieed thi William Penn, Hamil:
ton, from Philadelphia; Lord Whitworth, Coffey; Balance,
Bennett; and Brothers, .E.kin, front New Orleans; Hector,
Gillender; Minerva Smith, Bennett ; and Amity MaZwell,
froth New York ; Amazon, Tillinghast; and Critic-, Humph-
ries, from Charleston.

FALMOUTH, .Tui:v 2.--Arrived, the Agnes, Stripling, from
Rio Janeiro—sailcd 4th May; Diana Packet, with mails from
the Mediterranean-24 dayS from Gibraltar; and Nocton
Packet, with mails from the Brazils, last from Pernambuco,
in 49 dayS. The Milani Packet arrived at Rio 23d April.
GUERNSEY, JUNE 30. -Arrived the cutter Rose, Pearce;
on the ed May, off Cape de Gatte, she was boarded by a boat
in which were 13 or 14. men, who plundered them of clothing,
small stores, ind provisions, and illtreated them. The cap-
tain supposes them to be Spaniards.

MARGATE, JULY 4.—The Emma, from Calcutta, lost an
anchor in our Roads this morning, and has sent on shore fur
another.

GRAVLSEND, JULY 4.—Arrived the Baring, Lamb; and
UartOn. Guldst»itli, from Calcutta; and Britannia, Luke,
from Batavia. Sailed the Thalia, Pedler, for Bombay.

• MR. JOHNSTONR.—This respectable Veteran of
the Stage, %% ho was not only an excellent Actor
in generol, but wholly unrivalled in Irish charac-
ters, whether the Gentleman, or the Clown, and
who was an example of invariable attention to his
public ditty, took leave of the Stage on Saturday
last. At the end of the Play he delivered with
great feeling and impressive energy, the following
lines, written for him by his old friend OttoaGa
COLMAN, the younger:—

Since in Lionel'► first your protection I earned,
The hour-glass of time mighty often has turned;
And in counting the graini that have dropt, it appears
The sum total of sand conies to thirty long years.
Wefe it not for my having two strings to my bow,
I'd have certainly Nitro niy leave long ago;
But the• young lover's strains ere I thought to resign,
By the Powers, I was sung in the Paddy-whack.line.

But, alas, man must finish, whate'er be hit cast,
And even the Pats ean't,eturnally last ; .
If the Thistle,iliough tough, like the Roie will decay,
Sure the Shaturnek of Erin can live but its day.

. .
I hare blundered through many an Irithman'S part,
But no blutiolrt, I trust, will be found in thi't heart;
For 'tis throbbing with thanks, as I faulter adieu!
And, Oh ! how it aches, Ilo* On going from you..

Then, farcwel, honoured Patron's, lind kindest of friends,
'l'houKl as Dennis or Tragne, here lily rnoclicry ends;
If collection shall s:ladden your Actor's retreat,
"Fill the pulse of this heart discoutn,ucs to beat,
• Liwal was the first character in which Mr. JousroNE
appeared on the London Stage.

A Dutch Mail contains an extract from .a Pco-
clsmation, addressed to the Swiss troops in the
service of Spain, by General VON IVIMPFERE. It
is dated •Majorca, and tells them, in suffi-
ciently blunt terms, t hat they arc mere mercenaries,
whose duty is now, not to obey the King, but
the Constitution ; and to bear in mind, that, as
foreigners, they must not make the smallest pre-
tension to exercise any influence whatever on
public opinion.

Prince GUSTAVUS Of SWEDEN Sets out in a few
days front the Brunswick Hotel, on a 'visit to
ireinnd.

• • -On Monday a meeting of the Lords Commis-
sioners appointed by the KING to notke prepata-
tions for the Coronation, took place at the Cock-
pit, Whitehall, and was nunierrinsly attended.
Yesterthy Count PALMBLIA. Ambassador from
the Court of Portugal, gave a grand farewell dinner, at his
residence in South Andley-street, to Prince Esteth,izy, Count
Lieven, Baron Fagel, Count de (.:1Vii111:111. and all the Fu-
leigu Nlinisters. with a large party of Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen.

Lord and Lady HAMPDRN give an entertain-
ment on Friday next, to a distinguished Party, at their house
in Green-street, Grusvenor-square.
Lqt (I and Lady GRANTHAM give an elegant en-
tertainment to a numerous party of distinguished personages
un the 16th instant, at their house in St. James's-square.
Jon N DENT, Esq. M.-P. gave a sumptuous en-
tertainment r_sterday to the Duke of York and a large party
of distingui;ned personages, at his !muse in liertfurd-street,
May-fair.
The Marchioness of LANsnowta gave A splendid
Rout yesterday evening, at Lansdown loose Br,.heky.
stral r, which was hoth numerously and.fashionahly attended.
On Tuesday night some persons daringly forced open the
ggai
nor!, ofNv
ht Iti:Ateo.vs e town o
haf F,aevhe
ersrliiiastre on hoard of a ship 4.11i' nt and set at liborty two smug-
The Corporation of that town have uttered a reward of lull.
fur the apprehension of the offenders.
Ashdown Par the sporting seat of the late
Lord SOMERVILLE, lint been purchased by Cap-
tain HENNIKER, the nephew of Lord HENNIKER.

An invitation has, ne learn, been given to Sit
FRANCIS BLAKE, of TIIMMIth Park, to come for-
ward to represent the Borough of Berwick-npon-
Tweed, in consequence of the declared vacancy:
It is to be supported With spirit, and; we hear,
with every chance of success. The local interests
of the parties are itrnnglv unhurt, so that a more
ReirresrnoitiTe mid Hut be found!