The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-28 00:00:00

SIII I' NEWS.

the 'tartar, ItoGEas, from Bombay, arr'iv'ed at
Boston 24th ult., was hoarded on 16th by the
Buenos Ayres ship Louisa, ALMEDA, Commander,
of 16 guns and 100 men., five days froM Cape
Virginia, bound round Cape Horn, on a c`ruize.

The St. Anna, LersxoN, arrived at NeNV York
26th ult., from Lisbon, was plundered of boats,
sails, cabin furniture, stores, clothes, &c. in lat.
31. 15. long. 54. by the Republican() stchboner
privateer, from Baltimore.

COWES, SEPT. 27.—The sloop Pilgrim, Williams, from Cork
to Portsmouth, with a cargo of butter, was lost on the
Needles Rocks about 8 o'clock last night. The greater part
of the cargo is taken out by pilot boats, and the remainder
Kill be saved—crew safe. The Ranger, Brown, from the
Havannah, is arrived with damage in her upper works, and
is supposed will come in to repair. .

DEAL, SEPT. 27.—Yesterday the sloop Friendship, Oake,
of and for Cowes from Sunderland with coals, ran on shore
on the Goodwin Sand near the Bunt Head, and is entirely
lost—crew and part of the materials saved.—Remain in the
Downs, his Majesty's ships Severn and Florida, and several
revenue cutters.—The Andromeda, from Jamaica in 56 days,
experienced a very severe gale of wind on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday last, 25 leagues W. S. W. of Scilly, during which she
lost every thing off deck and several sails.

PORTSMOUTH, SErr. 26--Arrived the Ann transport,
and the Coromandel store-ship, from Deptford; North-
umbrian, Lawson, from London, for Bengal ; Lord Sidmouth,
--, for New South Wales.

SEPT. 27.—Arrived the Hetty, --, of London, from Leg-
horn; sloop Elizabeth, from the Mediterranean, both put
under quarantine; brig Thomas, —, from London, fur the
Cape of Good Hope. Sailed the Lord Sidmouth, —, for
New South Wales; and hs Majesty's ship Contiance, fur Ja-
maica.

FALMOUTII, SEPT. 25.—Yesterday arrived the Sandwich
packet, with a Mail from Jamaica, in 33 days; Princess Eli-
zabeth packet, with ditto, from the Brazils, in 49 days; and
to-day, the Lady Louisa packet, with ditto, from Malta, last
from Gibraltar, in 10 days.

PENZANCE, SErr. 24.—Put in here by stress of weather,
the Earl of Selkirk, Walker, fur Newfoundland.

CORK, SEFT. 21.—Arrived the Morning Star, Lewis, from
Plymouth, with discharged seamen, late of his Majesty's ship
Cyrus.

WEXFORD, SEPT. 22.—Came in the Active, Whitty, from
Smirna, for Liverpool, with a signal of distress flying, making
a great deal of water, and it is feared must discharge before
she can proceed on her voyage.
MILFORD HAVEN, SEPT. 25.—This morning the Gower
paeliet arrived with the mail and passengers from Waterford,
and the Leicester packet sailed this evening with the mail
thereto. It has been very heavy gales for several days past:
the Leicester packet, in working up t e harbour on Thursday,
had her sails blown to pieces during a hard squall.—The Wolf
cutter, bearing the flag of Admiral Lord Exmouth, Com-
mander-in-Chief at Plymouth, accompanied by the Heron
sloop of war, came in a day or two since, and proceeded up
the Haven to anchor off Pembroke Dock-yard. The Wolf
sprung her main•boom at sea during the gale, but has been
supplied with another, and is now at anchor off Milford, with
the Heron and Britoniart sloops of war.—The Diligente re-
venue cutter has also sprung her bowsprit, and is refitting at
the Dock-yard.

SEPT. 26.—Arrived this morning the Mansfield packet, with
the mail and passengers from ‘Vaterford; and the Gower
packet will sail this afternoon with the mail thereto, upon
its arrival here from London.—Sailed to-day the Gleaner,
Davis, for Chepstow; and remains the Mayflower, Miles, for
the Havannah ; Britomart and Heron sloops of war, and
Wolf cutter, with Lord Exmouth's flag.

HERMAJESTY.—It is now a month since herMa-
-TESTY was seized with the last severe attack which
she is now grievously continuing to suffer under;
the attack commenced at the time she was in her
garden chair, taking an airing in Kew Gardens,
when her screams and cries were grievously
afflicting to hear, and it was with great difficulty
shecould he conveyed into the Palace ; the suffer-
ings of her MAJESTY were truly distressing to the
PRINCE REGENT, who had just arrived from
Hampton Court,' and also to the Duchess of
GLOUCESTER and the Princes AUGUSTA, who
were walking to accompany their Royal Parent.
Her MAJESTY, not recovering front this severe
and dangerous attack, caused Sir FRANCIS MIL-
MAN and Sir HENRY HALFORD to re-issue Mil-
letins, with their names signed to them.—(Court
Circular.)

HIS MAJESTY'S CORONATION.—ThE Anniver-
sary of our venerable and beloved Monarch's Co-
ronation was observed by the firing of a Royal
Salute torn the Wolfe,' Britotnart, Heron, and
Diligences King's vessels, anchored off the New
Dock-yard, Pembroke. The celebration of the
happy event at this port was perfectly novel, and its
effect was heightened by the presence of one of our
most distinguished Naval Commanders, Lord Ex-
MOUTH. It seems his Lordship has been lately
taking a cruize in one of the small vessels under
his command, and has called in at Milford for the
purpose of viewing the New Dock-yard, and other
public works going on there, upon the whole of
which his Loreship has given the most minute
inspection, and expressed in fullest approbation
as to the peculiar-eligibility of the situation for a
King's Dock-yard, holt) as to the ship-building
and the sheltered state of the Haven, which ren-
ders it so suitable for the establishment of an
Ordinary for our Men of War to lay up during
the time of peace.

PRINCESS SoPHIA.-We are scary to state,
that her Royal Highness was so much indisposed
on Saturday night, as to induce Sir H. HALFORD
to leave Kew. for Windsor, in the speediest way.
Princess AUGUSTA lent hint her favourite horses.
Sir HENRY had previously a conference with the
PRINCE REGENT, on the state of the QUEEN.
The PRINCE REGENT went from Carlton-house
yesterday afternoon as usual to Kew, where his
Royal Highness spent about an hour with the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess AU-
GUSTA. His Royal Highness returned to town to
dinner in the evening.

The Duke of YORK arrived at Kew on Saturday
about half past 12 o'clock, and ren►aiued at the
Palace about an hour and a halt ; his Royal
Highness then proceeded to WVindso►r to see the
KING, and visit the Princess SOPHIA, and after-
wards proceeded to his seat at Oat lands. Several
of the private and particular friends of her MA-
JESTY called upon the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
and Princess AUGUSTA on Saturday, to make their
dutiful inquiries alter the state of the QUEEN,
among whom werc Lord ARDEN, Mr. and Mrs.
FREEMANTLE, &C.

FOR THE SUN;

EDITOR,—Your intertion of the following
fact in your excellent Paper will oblige

A CONS ['ANT READER.

On my retifrn home, a few evenings since,
through Pali -Mall,
I saw something lying On the
ground, and was not a little surprised to find, ou
a nearer approach, that it was one of my own
specie's, if I May so term it, Who, having trod
upon the crook of his cane, slipped his.foot, and
tell on his face, never to rise attain, had not some
passer-by assisted hint. I humanely lent him my
assistance, but previous to putting hint on his
legs I had to undress him. This operation I com-
menced by unloosing his stays, which were very
tight ; then 1 took off with much difficulty his—
(l cannot call it neckcloth)—his—his stiffener ;
afterwards his wristbands ; and last of all, extri-
cated his quizzing glass ribbon froth round his
arm, that necessary article of his dress having
also conspired in his concluded. Mr.
Editor, that I should have had much difficulty,
conceiving hitn to be more than half seas over,
in getting hint home—but, Lord bless you, Sir,
he was as sober as myself—and by the description
I have given you of him, you are not, I presume,
at a loss to conjecture that my friend was a Dandy
of the very first water, who, from the tightness of
his stays, the stiffness of his stiffener and wrist-
bands, together with the awkwardness of the
quizzing glass ribbon twining itself round his
arm, could not extricate himself front his fallen
situation.

K.—Dandy Riser.

REGISTER OF FASHION.