The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-28 00:00:00

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Park; on Fridab at ,Stepheti's Castle Down--at ten o'clock
eaeh.day. • m .
Por,•Kplotrrg, Nov. 23.—A letter we. hare received from .
Trincomalee states, that the inhospitable: clime of Ceylon
continues to• make victims: among.-the. Europeans,- and must
conlinue to do so, The harbour is &me, but as it is invested
by mOttncains„tslliCli naturally produce valleys, these are
overspread With a thick 'impenetrable jangle ; in The rai.oy
seasons the torrent's mist; down. Olt-. alountains, the rivers
apd fortaa surface of wotec ...Which, on the retort'
of 'walla a emtlli.er,-'elta.4mSti
swa(np. T.I:
he N.E.N.•E. hr tit ies
.the obnoxious viipouri.
(prneeeding from vegetable putridity) ialand; but. having the
land breems duritmg the :nights at February; March, and
April, the chilling blasts pass ()ref Triii.eotrialee-aiitil son-
rise, when it becomes calm, and the miasma hangs nutil•tlia
N• E. breeze again dives it-itato the Sr:all:pi, ehtnice,
reoprated. staty, it returns again to Triocawalce S.ne
ttight, and the result is' soon and severely,telt. -It is catco-
lated that it would .take a thousand Vett Upveartili tifJtVelity
years to clear even a space of tee° miles of- this jungle. A
cousiderab;e m eduction haS heen made it: the luck 'yard t'sta*-
blishment since the arm i vai of Commissioner .I.lptun. waa
stated that. Sir Henry Rtackwood, had formed a. very us-
favourable opinion of Trincomalee asa Naval station.
We received on Ikednesday a leper from an Officer of his
Majesty!s ship Bellette, dated Halifax, Nov. I, couribttnicat- •
ing time nrelanchOly tidings of the death of Capt. Arthur Stow,
of Ike Tamar, of Mr. Charles Oreethaui, must Pittrer,
Midshipmen, and forty (nett, of fever, whilst nit time passa;.:e.
fruit' Part Ito al 16 Ifulitax with specie. 'lie death olca pm.
Stow'took place on the 27th of August. The Tamar had
previous to her leavingJamaica,lost eight Otheers amid twenty-
tine men, by that same di eadfol scourge. the yellow fever of
the West Indies.' -Capt.. Pechell was appointeil to the Tamar,
amid Lieut. J.. P. 13aker, of time Newcastle,- st.ceeetted to tt e
comthand•of the Bellette. The t amar,wai' tot et ors-riturimeth
ately to Jamaica. . The Beliette bad Sailtid QuebeC,
part of the specie brought try the TaMar, mind the Mersey,Cept. •
Edward Collier, was its procetd- with the remainder to Its
,John's'; Nei.v Brunswick.. The voyage to Qutbee, it was eon-
sidered, would prove vert difficult ancl'arOuotei at that taro
season, bat the specie was much wanted to pay-the troops.
The Newcastle (Rear Admiral Griffith), Captain A. Fan-
shawe ; Phwton, Captain W. A.
,Montagu; Tamar, Captain
Pathan; Cyrevie,-Captain Tozer; and Chebectuo schooner,
were lying at Halifax.--Sir James Kempt and suite had lost.,
returned from a voyage of inspection to Cape Patton. -
Commodore Sir George Ralph .Collier, Bait. K.B.C. lost
resumed the command of the Tartar, preparatory to proceec- -
ing again to the coast of Africa. 'The Tartar will take- out a
quantity of stores ,fur the squadron under sir “torge's ar-
ders —She went but of Harbour on 'Thursday last.
Yesterday about,thimiy snit of outward-hound Merchaitt-
men, which pit into this port with contrary .winds, proceeded
for their respective destinations, with the wind E.S.E. .
The Naval preparations mentioned by the Londtin Papers
this week, as going forward, have no application to this Part
or Plymouth..
SotiIIAMPTO.N; Nov. 25.—The following Address to his
Majesty has been lying at the Audit House, several days for
signatures:—" We„ the undersigned. Inhabitants of the
Town and Nrighhoorhood of. Southampton, beg leave, at
this alarming crisis, to approach your Nl,ijesty with 4.5•
surances of our loyal and dutiful iittaehment to your
Royal Person awl Ciovernineot; We. canieot conceal Irina
ourselves, that there -exists a factiou of needy and ant-
bilious men in that hitherto happy country, who are active '
in catching at every passing event to iudante the passions of
the lower classes of the peopley against whatever bears the
name and stamp of Lawful Authority, in order to destroy,
through theimmeans, the Constitution of these Realios,whicit
has beets so long the admiration of the world amid the cause
of our prosperity as a nation.
" We do not take upon ourselves to suggest what steps it -
may be proper to. adopt, t. ilk a view to at rest time progress of •
this rapidly tnereasing-evil, trout we feel ourselves called uroct
to tender to your Majesty, with :ill
is utility, reseect, atmd
dutiful affection, our best exertions fur the preservation of the
existing laws and Government."
A Commuter Address to time above is in a state of great for.
wardness,• and another is spoken of, to address his Majesty,
praying bins to dismiss his Ministers. An Address is :asst'
I)ing at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, to congratulate her Majesty..
Quer n Caroline on the ter nonatmolCiif t tate proceedimt's
House of Lords. It has already beets signed by a nunatier
'tsbabit ants.