The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-01 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, Oe-r. St.—The I,:weretta, Fuge, which sailed on the
lth inst., for the South Seas, has put back, and proceeded
`or the River, havog received damage in the late gales.—

Arrived and sailed for the River the Indian Chief, Humphreys,
27 days from Virginia ; William, Quirk, from Smyrna; and
Starling, Douglas, from Havre.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 31.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Beaver
for St. Helena; and the Betsy Marianna, Beasher, for Lisbon.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 30.—Arrived the Grace, bi'lntosh, from
Cadiz, for Exeter; Maria, Sovey, from St. John's, New-
foundland.
RANI SGATE, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Peter and John, Nickols,
from Lanzelot, with damage.

The Emperor of Russia closed, the Diet o,
Poland at Warsaw, on the.i3th of October, with
a speech, in which his MAJESTY evinces a feeling
of displeasure at the general conduct of the Mem-
bers during their Session. " Examine your own
consciences," says the Empror, " and you will
know if, in the course of your discussions, you
have rendered to Poland the services which she
had expected from your, wisdom ; or if, on the
contrary, misled by the seductions too common in
our day, and sacrificing a hope which might have
realised an expectant confidence, you have not
retarded in its progress the work of the restora-
tion of your country !"—The Emperor thinks
that a heavy responsibility lies upon them; on
this account he will not judge of their motives
for rejecting the projects of law laid before them,
but thinks the Members may lessen the unfa-
vourable impression, by diffusing in their places
of abode a spirit of peace and tranquillity ; and
his Majesty declares himself always desirous of
seeing the Constitution given to Poland con-
firmed by moderation and justified by the happi-
ness of the people. The army assembled in and
about Warsaw, during his Majesty's stay, was
30,000 men.
COURT Ciacutmt.--The KING arrived at the
Palace of Carlton House, between twelve and
one o'clock yesterday, from his Cottage in
Windsor Great Park. His Majesty was attended
by Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, and escorted by a
party of the 19th Lancers. Lord Castlereagh
had an audience of his Majesty soon after his
arrival.—The Duke of York transacted military
business with the King yesterday, soon after his
arrival in town from. Windsor.—Yesterday the
Duke of York held a Levee as Commander in
Chief, at his Office in the Horse-Guards—The
Duke of York had a select party at dinner yes-
terday.—Yesterday the Duchess of Clarence took
an airing in the Parks.
All express was sent of from the Foreign Of-
fice on Monday evening to Lord CASTLEREAGH
at North Cray, requiring his Lordship's presence
in town to meet his MAJESTY yesterday.
We have authority to state that her MAJESTY
will attend the House of Lords to-morrow.—
(Morning Paper.)
Colonel REY NETT, Military Secretary and
Equerry to the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, left town
last night, with dispatches for his Royal High-
ness, and other branches of the Royal Family on
the Continent.
CORN-EXCHANGE, Nov. I.—We have had but
few arrivals of any grain since Monday, when a
large proportion of the supply from Essex and
Suffolk remained undisposed of, and for which
there- was little demand this morning, especially
for the inferior qualities, which could not be got
off, although tendered at an abatement of 2s. per
quarter, but prime samples supported Monday's
prices. Fine Barley being scarce, sold on as
good terms as on Monday, but all other sorts
were nearly unsaleable. In Beans, Peas, and
Oats, there is no alteration.