The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-26 00:00:00

t;on. Li short there was iittle difference iu the
ratter and complexion of this Meeting from those
which haite been held at Palace-Yard and the Crown
and Anchor Tavern, except that the company was
much more respectable. It thertfo're must excite
titre regret of the County of Norfolk Ind the
Country at large, that men o+, rank and
opulence should be so blinded by Party to
the dangers frwn which we have been so hap•
pily averted by a wise and vigorous Go•
verument who have crushed the Hydra of Sedi-
tion, Rebellion, and Blasphemy, and secured the
Constitution from the efforts of wicked Writers,
travelling Orators, and desperate Reformers of all
descriptions, who were in hopes of introducing all
the horrors of a GalEc Revolution in this Land of
Freedom, Loyalty, and Religion.

SHIP NEWS.

HOMEWARD-BOUND TRADE.

Adwiraity-Office, 25th January, 1820.

Ste—l am commanded by my Lords Commis-
sioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you, for the
information of the Committee for managing the
affairs of Lloyd's, that, by a letter from Rear-
Admiral Sir JOSIAS RowLEY, dated at Coik, 21st
inst. it appears that he had ordered his Majesty's
ships Tribune and Dotter, I to proceed on a cruize
in a situatio❑ adapted to their foiling in with stielt
of the homeward-bound trade as might be kept at
sea by the prevalence of easterly winds, and to
.front supplies of provisions and water to any of
theta that might be in need thereof.

&c.
(Signe.l) JOHN BARTIOW.
" Mr. John Bennett, Jun. Lloyd's."

1-lArtwxCit, JAN. 25.—. Arrived the Beaufoy
picket with a mail from Holland. The. Captain
reporti, that yesterday, when he lett, he :VHS on.
able to get in, and that the river continues to be
stopped by the ice, sn that no vessel can enter.
BRISTOL, JAN. 2b.—The Picton, Morris, .of
and front this port to Bat balloes, was lost off Ly-
mouth, near Ilfracombe, on the 20th inst. One
man and a host drowned.
NIIWRY, JAN. 22.—Landed here yesterday,
from the brig Mary Ann, Shells, front London,
the crew of the sloop Dumfries, Futon, of and
far Whitehaven, from Cardiff, who were taken
of; the vessel on the l9th inst. about '.'ilidchanncl,
the vessel making so Lunch water that they
ex-
pected she would founder immediately.
flocs., JM'r. 24.—We regret to stare, that a
collier belonging to Myth, named the Minerva,
was totally lost on Friday last upon that
dangerous sand, the Stony nihks, situate at the
mouth of the Humber, and every soul on board
perished.

Dem., JAN. 25,---Arrived and sailed for ae
River the Mary, SCOTT, for Bengal and Madras ;
Diligence, CANT, from Smyrna; Malvina,Coo PER,
and Bluse, Bursa, from Tarragona ; Vittoria,
from Galipoli ; and Victory, JOHNSON, from St.
Thotnat's, for Amsterdam.

YARMOUTH, JAN. 25.—The Isabella, Weather-
bead, of South Shields,, from Zante for Hull, is
on the Home Sand, and in considerable danger.
PL'iMOUTH, JAN. 24 —Arrived the St. Olof,
Wieldund, from Faro ; on bringing up in Cat wa-
ter she got fool of the smack George, Gibbs, from
Messina, broke off the srin of her anchor, and
stove it► her starboard bu!warks. The Integrity,
ll•trker, of Yarmouth, which was ott shore in
Mount Batten Bay, was floated off on Saturday
last.

Potursmourri, JAN, 25.—Arrived the Mars,
L'Escuyer, from Havre for St. Domingo, and
William, Spence, from Trieste. Sailed the Cale-
donia, Roberts, for London, and Viper cutter on