The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-05 00:00:00

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...rttdet of .4 'Letter fiolit-fhe Agent to Lloyd's at
• Ramsgate, dated March 4, half-fast Eleven
Clock at Night (raeeiVed by Express.)
" The Glory, of Aberdeen, from London,
bound to Alpntserrat, onUore on the Main, to
The Northward. it 4s blowing a violent storm.
Several vessels are coining itr, one dittnatted, but
'it is impossible tO get on hoard them yet. A
man has landed on the Pier from the Wohtash, of
Gotteoburgh, from Amsterdam, and by all ac-
counts a number of ships are on shore, and
great many wrecks."

MARGATE, MARCH 4.—The following ships are.
at anchor in Pan Sand Hole, viz.—The Victory,
BRAITUH'AITE, froM Calcutta ; Lord Melville,
ALLEN, from Bengal ; and the Phcenix, DONALD,
from ditto—the latter has lost an anchor this
morning. The Wellington, NicuoLs, from Cal-
cutta, is at anchor in our Roads, and has landed

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DEAL, MARCH 4.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the London Packet, Coatvett.v, Irons
Smyrna, all well. Sailed his Majesty's sloops
Alert anti Cadmus, on a crnize. The Asia, GREG,
from Bombay,
,lost an anchor early this morning,
and the Louisa, flicr., an anchor and cable. The
outward-bound ships remain all well.
PoRTsMouTH, MARCH 4.—lt has blomn, a hard
gale all day ; the whole of the shipping ride in
safety. Passed up Channel the Anna, from St.
John's, New Brunswick, in 34 days ; sailed the
29th January, and has experienced very bad wea..

Cher all the passage. The Comet, BELL, was to
sail the day after for Cork ; and the John anti
Robert for Liverpool, on the 2d February.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Came in the Pandora
sloop of war from Ireland.
FALMOUTH, Mascn 2.—Arrived the Duke of
Kent packet with mails from Lisbon, in six days.
All the Lisbon packets are at present in this
port—a circumstance which very rarely occurs.

The Bristol, Bnios, from Greenock, and the
Hibernia, GBAHAm, both ships for New York.
pot into Belfast the 28th ult. in distress, and muss

Alischarge to repair`.

ALGIERS.

N'lre have at length obtained intelligence frotrl
Algiers, on which we can depend,. and from whicit
it appears that no insult has been offered to the
English Consul, tho►►gh the conduct of the Del
has been outrageous :

ALGIP.RS, DEC. 14. 1817.--After statieg- tb
defeat of the Turks by the Dey, before meoriore
ed, the letter says•—•-•4 After this victory Ati be.'"
came perfect master over the Turks, and all i*
now quiet ; but a great discontent amongst tl'
people of all classes against him does not *ger •
prospect of long tranquillity. He has rendered
himself very odious by several tyrannical act,'
amongst which are deemed particularly -era'
dons, his having cart led, off several yowtll/
and gills of the Jewish nation, and even
Christian girl, whom he has forced 'to eat'
brace the Alahommedan religion, and has talicf!
the females into his harem. He shelved himself
in the beginning very friendly to the Consols,
at present it is no more so ; an 4 there is reasoo,
believe it to be his intention to make war goof/
against Spain and Sardinia, as he has lately coy'
fiscated three Spanish and one Genoese Cary"
under the most frivolous pretext."
DEC. 28.—The plague increases in the tow!'"
and the deaths are about thirty per day, but
the interior it is dreadfully bad, which is the ore
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extraordinary that it should now spread so will/
the, very cold and rainy weather that we exPe
Hence, and leaves us no hopes of its tertuina.ool)
this year.
TANGIERS, FEB. 2:—The plague appears t°
have reached Oran and its neighbourhood. I°
ravages have been elreadful.

Yesterday the Dukes-of YORK and CLAasNI
the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and the Prince
tlEssß 1-IOmBERG, visited the QUEEN and
PRINCESSES. In the evening her MAJESTY, thjv
PRINCE REGENT, the Princesses AUGUSTA an
F4LIZAI3ETII, and-the Prince of liassa 1-lomgol
diaed with the Duke and Duchess of Yoatc,
Yolk-house, St. James's Palace. At ten o'clocr
there was a numerous evening party.
' Yesterday the Duke of Yoax. transacted'. Milli'
tart' business with the PRINCE REGENT at Car
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The of LIVERPOOL had an audience of th°
PRINCE REGENT yet•tvrthiV• - •
The Doehess of GLoucvsTßa has been e„
trusted with the selection, of the wedding' tirei,
ornaments, &c. for the intended Duchess of Ct.o,
BRIDGP, wilt, which a Hanoverian Messenel
left town yesterby. They are extremely tastefil4
and splendid ; the Royal Duchess has selected th
whole of British manufacture.,
The Magistrates at Greenwich are continuill
their exertions for the discovery of the villai°4
concerned in the horrid murder of Mr. BIRD Or',
his housekeeper, MC. lit RN lE, of Bow-street,V°
also been there ; but hitherto no clue to the dc
velopment of this "atrociims.deed has been disco,
vered. The son of the deceased was a considers
able time with Mr. BIEN IR, and Mr. SMITH/
Magistrate of Gieenwich, at their desire, D,
Tuesday. This, it is understood, was in cop
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qoence of some of the family being suspected, frog
idle rumours, as the perpetrators. After a 10.;
anti minute investigation, not the slightest fountlo
lion appeared for. the suspicions, which there
be no doubt arose from base motives.

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