The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-01 00:00:00

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Extrart of a Letter from the .4gent
,in Lloyd's al

Bhatos Ail NS, dated 6111 Julie

" 'Fite Lantaro (late the Il'lntlh4rti), which
saily.l for Vetlp:ira'So the end of Apt 0 to search ut
the ENtherritida Spanish frigate, fell in w;th Atvi
took het by boarding; blit, flow the contitsion on
hoard the Lamar°, the ships were allowed to ,e-
-pat ate; aiid the boarders, abont 30 in number, in-
chosibg Captain O'BRrEtit, were overpowered and
killed. The Lunt Hfl) had returned tO Valparaiso,
aiid expected to sari soon torTalcohmia, in Lima,"

Tile V I.,,ilance privateer, of Bolen°, AyreS,
'Captain al•rived at littillaven the 26th
she bad been ernising since I.llarch princi-
pally off Cadiz, Cape St. Vincent's, Cape Pinis-
tette, and Sr. ArWerO, athl leas a considerable
'(1.1,-itnit'yt',l plunder tin board.

His Nlajustv's store-ship Hyena, commanded
by It. L. thcr•=, Alaster, R. N., was to sail from
Sr. lielrim for the Cape of Good [lope about the
Gth July.

DEAL, AUG. 31.—Came down from the River
ilie Esther, JobiE%, for Naples, awl sailed wilt the
whole of the outward-bound for their different
destinations.

Poit-smouTti, ALTO. 31.—Sailed the Regulus
turd the liarossa transports for Gibraltar.
FALMOUTH, Avp. 29.—Arrived the Chester-
field pauker with 111 ils trout Malta, last from Gi-
braltar in 14 days.
PENZANCP, AUG. 29 —The Endeavour, DARK..
LING, 50 days iron) Liverpool, for Prince Ed.
waro's Island, was spoke on the 30th July, in lat.
45.33. N. long. 55. 48. W. all well.

NORTH SHIELDS, AUG. 29.—Yesterday morn-
ing, while it was blowing strong, the Jas►►n, Las-
SON, of Lynn, lying off Sonth Shields without
any ballast in, upset and filled with water ; with
the assistance of a number of keels she was this
flood w►ighed and hauled on shore; the next floosi
she will be afloat—it is expected she has received
no damage, exrept in I►er stores.

Dunutte, AUG. 28.—Arrived the Mary Ann,
--. trout Davis' Straits, with two fist► 4 Es-
tridge, #root ditto, with two fish.

I)OVER, AUG 31.—Arrived off this port the Ca•
KoBERTS, of Sunderland, from Calcutta.
GRAVKSEND, AUG. 30 Arrived the Cora,
--, from Cuba ; London. Ilud.nti, from Se*
vine i Betsey, Earl, from Dublin ; Lord Cathcart,
Talbot, from Calcutta Perceval, Livingston,
from Grenada

MILFORD FIAVENT, AUG. 29.—Arrived this morning the
Leicester Paelet, Captain Steele, with a mail and passengers
from Waterford ; also the Dolphin revenue cutter, firitmuart
sloop of war, and the Tortoise lighter, with stores from Ply.
mouth, and a gang of caulkers om board to caulk the Belleisle,
of 74 guns, now building at Pembroke Dock yard.—Sailed
this evening the Sandwich Packet, Captain Stupples, with the
Waterford

Afro. 30.-I'he Gower Paciert, tap,fain Gray, has arrived
this morning with the mail and passengers; and the Erecting;
Packet sails for Waterford this afternoon with the mail upon
its arrival here from London.-&s led this morning the
Dolphin revenue cutter upon a crulaP.; and the Sisters barge,
for Bristol.—ltenlains• the Peace, of Bideford ; Endeavour,
of Wexford ze New Expedition, of Swansea; Nlaytlower, of
London, Miles, fur the Havannah ; and Britomart *loop of
War.

A Navy Board Committee, composed of Sir
BYAM MARTIN, the Comptroller ; Mr. SEPPING;,
one of the Surveyors ; and Commissioner FttazEtt,
accompanied by Mr. Srcre'ary GRAHAM, have
lately visited the different Dork-yar(ls. for the
purimie of the closest inspection
.autl renench-
ment. They are now at Pembroke Y,ird, where
it is expected the extensive public works, shin-
building, and the ditierent depa• tinepts of that
new estahlishmeitt, will intilere,o the most minute
inspection of these Gt-ntlemen.

Ext3cuTtort.-.-Yestercky morning, at seven
o'clock, the Sheriff for the county of Surrey, ac-
companied by his officers, attended at the gaol
in Horsemonger-lane, a d proceeded to dem ind
the bodies of the several convicts who had been
tried and leti for execution as the last Guild-
ford Assizes, when the following unfortunate
criminals were summoned front their cells, to
undergo the sentence of the West
(aged 24), for tittering as true, well knowing
them to be forged and comae' frit, two Bank-totes,
purporting to be those of the Governor and Com-
pany of the Bank of England, to Mr. Philip
Butler, of Barnes, in the county of Surrey ; Wm.
Park, aged 28, for a burglary in the house of Mr.
Broomfield, at Lambeth, with whom he li,ed
journeymati baker, and stealing 3241. in Bank-
notes ; and %Valiant Cook, aged 40, for breaking
and entering the dwelling-house of Mr. John
Dudley, at Leigh, and stealing various articles,
under circumstances of peculiar atrocity. 0:1
their reaching the fatal platform, IV( st was
first pi.iced under the gallows, Cook next, and
Park came no last. The Rev. Mr NIANS7 and the
Rev. Mr. KNIGHT administered the consolations
at religion to the untoituoute no ti, who all be-
haved with great steadiness and composure, and
acktiowlelged the in,tice of their fate. At a few
minutes past nine the fetal signal %sas eiv, n. the
drop fell, and Ivey wrre launched into eter.
!thy. Au immense quantity of perstll4. attended
ro witness the melancholy ceremony. The tin-
fortnuale man Win. West way born a Kingoon,
of poor but holiest parents, who brought him up
to !he business of a butcher, at which calling he
for slime time procured au honest and respectable
livelihood, but ,nfortonarely getting implicm."l it,
the criminal traffic of dealing in forged notes, it
brought him to an ienominiotis deist!) —William
Palk, who ,cos a remarkably well-looking young
tt►an. belonged to a very respectable family, and
has been long known in the neighb,nrrhood of
Newitigton, Lambeth, &c., where he always bore.
the character ot an honest man, till the unfortu-
nate affair for w bleb he suffered, %trillions Cook
appeared to lace been II lah.iiiing than.

Frequent hoporiatiousot Code nud Sheep hays
taken place from Ireland to thig Country; within
these le.** «cekß hi,unetcws vessels lace been deli-
vering eargces of %et y fine br:ivs at Milford, which
have been bought up and driven off by the:Lug-
lish Cattle-dealers.