The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-13 00:00:00

SHIP NE WS.

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PORTSMOUTH, Juty,,i2.7--Sailed,llis ATajesty's
ship Hind, on a cruize.

COWES, JULY 19..,--This .morning the Hon
C. H. PELHAm's beathifal brig yacht sailed out
of Harbour, . .

DEAL, JULY 0.---Arrived and" sailed for the
River, the Consul, Way, from Paler-rho; and the,
Dutch man of war,. William I. from 'Gibraltar ;
the latter remains.

LIVERPOOL, J.U"Ly IL—Arrived the Packet,
WtEtis, from Savannah.—Arrived oil' this Port,
the Tobacco Plant, BALDWIN, from Virginia
Hantonia, RoLiaNs, from New Orleans; and
Jong Wilhelm, PAaLtvEIT,. from Rotterdam.

THE TnExraE.---The Comedy of . The
Stratagem drew a.numerous audience. to 'the Hay=
market :Theatre last night,- Mrs.-Minn-17x,- who
had 'first appeared' on the previbus,!night. in -the
Comedy of The Will, but whom--we lad. no room
to'notice yeiterday, performed the pareof
Vardy.' She 'received 'a warm reception from
the audience 'on both.occaSiOns, and is 'evidently
much improved- in her acting. Poriy:'o'uiil Was
gieri Frith adinirabre spirit IST Mr. C,'K MIELE'
in the g ycr w
'Scenes, nor as lie-,lessentitled -to
praise' in" those of The more interest-14' nature:
TinitV; ON Hardy, JONES, in Putter, and
indeed. the.- Performers in general, rendered the
Coriredy highly entertaining. The Farce of Oil
and Vinegar was repeated, and Contirrnedin pub-
lic faViiur.' •

DEATH OF THE BISHOP WINCHE4TEII:.I--
Died,- at, twelve o'clock yesterday, at his -Palate,
in Chelsea, after a long illness and general decay
of nature, the Hon. BROWNLOW NORTH, D.C.L.
Lord Bishop of Winchester, Prelate bf the Order
of the Garter, Provincial Sub-Dean of Canter-
bury,- and Visitor of Magdalene, New Trinity,
St. John's, and Corpus Colleges, Oxford, F.A.
and L.S. His Lordship was aged 19, having
been nearly 40 years Bishop of that Diocese.
The virtues of Christianity grafted upon his sin-
gularly mild and indulgent disposition, formed a
character whose loss is truly aftlicting.to his fa-
inily and friends.

MELANCHOLY EvENT.—We stateovith
_deep
regret, that Wni. BARING., Esq. and the son of
Dr. BAIN, were unfortunately drou'ued on Sun-
day afternoon, in Dorgetshire. have the
mournful consolation of not having -known Mr.
BARING, but we were personally acquainted with
Mr. BAIN, and we can -confidently assert, that
a more amiable and accomplished. Gentleman
the Country could not produce. His person,
manners, learning, and conversation, rendered
him highly estimable and endearing. wn.
-in-ed to the Utuirch, and had lately obtained
a living within a very short. distance of his fa-
ther's seat at Heffieton, near Warehatn, Dor-
setshire. The unfortunate Gentleman :wa4 the
son of Dr. BAIN, one of the most. eminent
Physicians of the. Metropolis, 'but whose ,own
state of health had obliged him to try the effect
of the change of air. He was so much recovered
as to be about to resume-his profession whop the
dreadful event happened which we have now
stated.---We cannot refrain from ob,3erving, zthat
Dr. 13 Inv', whose fortune placed him far above
the necessity of professional views, was, we are
persuaded, chiefly induced to pursue them from
motives of pure and active philanthropy. We
are not apprized of the circumstances attending
the lamentable catastrophe which has thus given
so dreadful a shock to two families highly and
deservedly respected.-

We have received Papers from Madrid, to the
29th ult. They announce. the•arrest of two -in+
dividuals at Burgos, named Don -BALTHASAR
CASQUEIRO aria/DOI) FRANCIScO RAMIREk, who
were journeying through the provinces, and an-
nouncing that " Madrid was in great. commotion
--that the
,King had been compelled to fly, and
that the inhabitants had declared , against the
Garrison." Amongst their luggage, were found
packets of cartridges., 24 sheets of office circulars,
not filled up, and a foreigner's guide." It
is added, that " the house at which they stopped
in Burgos, has not the reputation of beiitg attach-
ed to the new institutions." Au:investigation
respecting them is procceeding.

It is said that kis MAJESTY intends. visiting.
Brighton in the course of a few days, and re-
maining there some creeks.. ,
Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDGE visited the
KING.

The Duke and Duchess of C-LA-nEscE the
Duke and Duchess of GLoucEsTEn,- and the
Princess AUGUSTA, went yesterdu to Black-
heath, on a visit to the Prince Ss SOMA MA..
TILDA, with whom they dined. ' • ' -
Prince' PAr.a. ESTERHAZY arrived at Ports-
mouth on Monday, and visited the Dock-yard
accompanied-
,lip and the Queen Charlotte, Ad-
miral Sir G. CAMPBELL, G. C. B. with whom he
afterwards dined. Tie has since returned to 'Lon-
don.

The KING will on Wednesday next receive the
Deputation charged to present the Address of the
Catholics of Ireland to his MAJESTY.,
The Duke of CLARENCE goes to Rochester on
the 25th instant, whep his Royal Highness will
he presented with the freedom of that City ; and
the following day be present at the launch of the
Trafalgar, the largest ship in the British Navy,
from Chatham Dock Yard.
-Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL gave it grand
dinner, at Fife House, to the whole. of the Ca-
binet Ministers.