The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-20 00:00:00

NAY_AL . NEWS.

_
DEAL, MArca W.—Arrived, and remain, the
Corttk%nllis, CHARILTON, from Culeutea"; Mary,

frornditto; and several more home-
ward-bound,—particulars unknown. Caine down
from the River, and remain, the Sovereign, for
hdia ; Echo, HOWE, fur the coast of Africa.—
Wind N.W.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCHI9.---Arrived his IN.lajes7
`ty's Ship Theoan from India, and the. Lark,
. • •
I.lLANcuAan, from Cork. The Theban has
brought ,up outside of St. Helen's, and,it has becu
blowing so hard all clay, that it was impossihie
for
.any boat to communicate with her. TwO
other vessels, supposed to be outward-bound,
have anchored at St. Helen's--names-and parti-
euhrs unknown.--Wind

PLYIIIOIITII, MARCH 18.—Came 111 the Garth-
CAbSy , Master, trom London to Jamaica;
Rate, CLARK, from L011(.1011 to New York.
FALMOUTH, MAleCit 17.-Arrived the John-
sou, Ast-tToN, from Gmlipoli, for OrderS.-Willil
W. N. W.

The Euphrates, Captain R. Pa r-Ir.c":, fitted nut
at Sheerness for foreign service, it ,expeciell Jo ar•
rive at Portsmouth in a le. tt, (lays, from t% he.tee

bile will pi ocei (I to the Mediterri Ai!

Cii4sgoly, thelion.A.slArrLAND,
oht at Chatham, for the same destination. —T e

?almouth, Captaio.VEsTlNG, is ortkred round to
Spithead from Woolwich, prepardtory to pro-
' ceediug to the Cape of Good Ilope and St. Helena.

lire have been tavoored with a letter from an
.oflicer attached to Lord ExMoOTH's freer in the
Mediterranean, eluted Malta, the 26th of January,
MI6, from which we hare made the follovt lug

extract
, The Pirates of .Barbary have for some time
past committed great depreciations on almost
every Power in F.,irope. Their success had.male
tlient'so iniolctit, that they at last attacked the
'.Piglish flag, St. Maida._d, the -Cio% ernor of
Mahn; iii ciitttltt,....f• embarked' in :the Boni-
itnY, to ..pitt ra. steal t eareir.'
ceecled to all the: (i.,v0,,,nf.,-,,pnbed, and at Tunis
st •negociation saki ,:ctfteir eVery. thing The.
Bey went on boAri e. J3onibic oil a visit, awl
alter pal tak img of cuid. collation, returned. to the
shore. The riches dispiArdnv•lli thelf and s:ite
in their dress, ex. Was bryotid conception. Lie
niade a present to the Governor of u lion,
ostriches, horses, a beanti'A fmvlingTiece and
stpair of pistol,, set in coral. • To the shipl.--htd-
locks, sheep, poultry af all sorts, coffee, sugar,
nt.
,for a week's eonsuriiptioti;
besides 1000. dollars, to be distribnted amongst
the people., On •the return of nottibay to
She iVas ordered to the lonian Islands,,
money to pay. the troops, where the, plague'
had began its ravages. A village not far from
Corfu had been hurnt, and others were to share
the same fate. In consequence of this, the Bom-
bny.returned immediately, and was placed under
• the strictest qtiarantine."

meeting took place in Hyde Park,
on Monday evening, het weep late of
the 50:11 Regiment; -and Lieut. M. It. N. in con-
sequence of a disputewhich occurred so long since
• as 1811, at Which period the parties were bound
over to keep the peace since when nothing trans-
' Tilted, until the latter', who is just returned to
England;wrote to Lieut. B. demanding that sa.
liiftieliott which circumstances deprived him of at
tat; above 'period. 'Lieut. B. expressed h ms6if
much hurt at whit had taken place, and still more
so that at so late a period as this the subjea
, ,
snon., u again O,C revived, but refnsed making any
apiilogy; upon'whteh they immediately took their
Ootoul ; when the contents of Lieut. M.'s pistol
through ihe'collar .of Mr B.'s coat and•
. •
neckelm ha. happily withont taking effect. The.
• latter dropped his, pistol at the saute montvilt, say-
log he came to give satisfaction, and nut to `take
away life, when the seconds hsterfering,
cable reconciliation was etjected. Lieut. M. said
• his only reason Idr reviving the above unpleasant
_ tadr, rusts the reports in circulation at the time
they were prevento executing their designs in
1811, and not on account of personal "animosity
▪ :towards Lieut. B.

The pressure of the times, combined with other
eireumstairces, having occasioned a very great
otimber of defaulters in the payment of the l'oors''
Rates, at Arundel.; the' Ovetseer of that town
/Oio is
,celebrated for originality of thought)
lilt ono') the tpilowing remedy : lie caused the
bellmart to go round the town, and give public
notice, that General SVitnaa, one of the Mem-
bers for the. Borough, had.accepted the Chiltern
hundreds ; and as a new election must conse-
quently take place, all who
,?ossessed the right
of voting would lose such right if it should appear.
th.it they did tint regularly pay the Taxes. 'The
expedient had the desired effect : the next day he
wits,enabled to balance his books, with perfect
satislartion'to himself !
Tire ,Lottery Contractors attended the Ckart-
ettaLoa of the EXCHEQUER .yesterday at one
o'clock, when the undermentioned !inklings were'
iniitle for 20,000 Tickets, to be drawn in one or
:•wo Lotteries, and Co finish on the 25th June. ,
13isti - 1,17 3 3
Mitssis. gichartlstm Anti Co. and G. Carroll and Co. Its 15 11
1-13zard, und - 1106.131
I. Sieve wi
pion was of course declared Contractor.