The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-18 00:00:00

SE3IP' N:E~S'S.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 17. Pitsstrd down
Channel the Witiche!sea, Adamson, and Dorset-
shire, Lytle, for St. Helena and China, Sailed
the Golconda, Edwalds, for. Madras and Bengal.
DRAL, AI'ARCH 17 --The Redman, INlainwaring,
that was on sitore near Dongeness yesterday, was
got off in the afternoon by the pilots and crew
of the Argos cutter, withottt any material da-
mage-i slic has sailed for Portsmouth.

,131iIDLIN6TON, MARCH 1.6. The Drialvina,
Jatinaway, of North Shields; Willidm,Wlight, of
Suntlelland; Amity, Wilson, of Newcastle; and
the Star, at North Shields, all in ballast, got on
shore an Flarubro' Head, during a fog, on the
night of the 12th inst., but hatre been got off
with little damage.

The NV/AN AMBASSADOR is making every pre-
paration for his departure • the chief of the va-
Inahle.presents which his Excellency has.received
from his MAJESTY, as well as those which he re-
ceived from the King of FIWICC, are nearly packed
up ready for embarkation.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Montrose
gave a grand dinner at their house in Grosvenor-
square. Among the distinguished guests invited
on the occasion, there were present the Duke and
Duchess of -Northumberland, the Earl of West-
morland, Earl and Countess Bathurst, Lady James
Murray,
.Lady A. Perry, Earl and Countess of
-Yowls, the -Hon. Mr. Clive, Sir William Scott,
Lord Arden, &c.
Lord KTNNAIRD is- shortly expected to arrive in
town, from Milan.
Yesterday. forenoon the Earl of HARROWBY and
Lad SANDON left their house inGrosvenor-square,
for his. Lordship's seat, Sandon Hall, in Stafford-
shire. •Their Lordships are gone down in order
to forM regulations relative to the yeomanry of
that-district.

Captain B.ACLAY, in his begging expedition
through Scotland (for•ti wager), has beenarrest-
ed• at Durhodb, and committed to prison as a
vagrant,. to be kept at hard labour for a week.
His explanation with respect to his begging wager
vas not believed, as the Magistrate could not
credit that any Gentleman would toulertlke so
degrading an expedition.---(Morning Post)
THE LATE PHIOIDENT OF THE ACADEMY --The
remains of the late B. Wasr, Esq. are to be pri-
vately removed from his house in- Newman•st reel,
to the Royal Academy, in the evening of Monday
week, when they will afterwards lie in state in
the Lite Academy, until they are removed for
interment. But the order of the procession, or
the place' they are to be deposited in, is not yet
finally determined
.npon.
PATRICIOII. DAY.---The Children of the Saint
Giles's Free School made a most interesting ap-
pearance. yesterday.
NEIL-01.73 E,CAPR.•—Yesterday, as a servant
Was driving a fitie blood horse, in a gig, through
Brock-street, Bath, the animal became restive,
and ran with great velocity into the Circus,
where he leaped over
,the iron palisades, which
enclose the grass-plat and shrubbery; the
wheels forcing down the railing to the event
of nearly 15 feet. The man, to the astoniShmens
of several
.hy•standers, fit ally kept his sear, whilst
the horse put sued 'its coin se round the area ; And
thereby preserved himself, the horse, and g;g,
from receiving the Yoeavt injury,

GE.IIIANI PAPERS.

",

Nu RENISURG ntLi Correspondent Of
to-4y contains the folloWing

ITALY, FED. 2V.
" It is believed chat the affairs of• a Lady of
very high rank will be arrang4d in the followiug
manner, namely, that the allowance
..,which she
has hitherto received will be doubled, to be paid
in any place.on the Continent that she may de°
sire, and that a sufficient sum will also be al.-.
lowed for the payment of her debts. It is said,
chat she will choose Palermo as the place of her
future residence."

FROM THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, MARCH 1.-41
is reported that his Grace the Duke of Welling.
ton will shortly be charged with a most impor-
tant political negociation ; it is stated that he is
to confer with the Ambassadors of the other Great
Powers at Paris, respecting the affairs of Spain,
and that he will then go to Madrid to lay the" re-
sult before the Spanish Government. The Am-
bassadors, it is asserted, would receive special
instructions from their Courts, and that this
im-
pottaut business would be treated_with entire una-
nimity lay all parties.
11lANHEIM, MARCH 2.—The reports that were
spread at the death of Saodt have wholly died
tio.•;:j;" be is said to be much in the same state,
and it will probably be lo::! before he can be fora
molly brought to trial before a Court of Jas!ice.
His Majesty the King of Si.xony, and his bro..
titer, Prince Maximilian, the latter of whom
is the father of the young Queen of Spain. •
have received several coutiers from Madrid, who
have brought news of the highest importance
respecting the events which are now passing*
in Andalusia. oTbe Court has not thought
proper to let the contents appear in the officiel
Gazette, from which it may be concluded that they
were not of a favourable description. The public
takers lively interest in the pain which these events
may cewe our Royal Family tool the young Qaeen
Josephine, who is much beloved here. It was
with great regret the citizens of Dresden saw her
depart for her remote destination, and they are
now, of course, very anxious about her fate.
The Austrian Obieruer has declared false, and
void of all fonntlation a report inserted in'aeveral
the Journals, stating the plan for erecting for-
tresses to protect the south of Germany had been
impe.kd by the refusal of Mes,,rs. Rothschild to
open a loan to cover the expenses.
cuaanauseN, AlAacti I.—The sentences ,
ag4insi the persons concerned in the late Oise
turbances are now pronounced ; out of 40 or 50
' persons impliceted, four are delivered -to .the
minas Judge as State criminals ; of these the
Council has deprived Counaellor Mrubach of his
(Office and of his civil rights, -condemned hilts
2 years imprisooment; to -remain 4' years in. 4110
own parish, and to 500110603 Gia,its., The cloi,iche
warden Warmer, cat Scldeistbeim, is deprived- Of
his office, and of his civil rights, to recoaill'trar.:•
years in his own parish, and-0
pay 800 florins'`
costs. Bechbold, of Schleistheim, a gonstnith,
is to retnaio in his parish two years. to lose his
'civil right, for ten years, and to pay 130 florin°
costs. Dr. Moller, who has be outlawed-,
The Little Crowell has pronotreced..,•seffie-"ce °I)
about 20 others, io its quality of Civil Jtolge•, Intl..
referred a third class, also of about 20 per,:oooe •
chiefly comprising the secret instiga Ors, AO •
punished by the Police of the Caoton.r-(Fronk,' '
fort .Papers, March 10.) •