The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-22 00:00:00

SIIIP

The Company's ships York and Nrarquess of
Hastings arrived at Bornbair, the former on the
15th, and the latter on the 21st of August last'.

BBAUMARIS, JAN. 20.—The sloop Catharine,
J°lle3, from Liverpool to Potbelly, foundered on
Tuesday night off the Ormshead ; the crew landed
Yesterday near the Red Warp Bay. The Captain
died shortly afterwards, and a boy died in the
boat. The sloop Hero, of Bangor, is alo lost ;
erew saved ; and the sloop in company, it is
feared, is also lost.
Doves, JAN. 21.—The Drie Sosters, Jansen,
frotli Charente for Bremen, was lost in East ware
J, !tear Folkstone, this Inoroing ; the crew and
cargo saved, bur the vessel is a complete wreck.
ANGLESEA. JAN. 19.—The brig Crolzer,
13"er, of Yarmouth, is on her beam-ends on a
reef of rocks, near Elan y's Flo long ; the crew
are supposed to have perished: The vessel be-
'gins to break up. No boat can an on shore, and
as the wind blows hard trop! the Northward, she
will go to pieces next title.
P2NzANca, Jan. 19 —4t has blown a gale all
last alight from the S.W. with a heavy swell. Se-
veral vessels are patted in'our Pier, and, b)f run-
on t;o4rd each other, they have received
considerable damage.
NORTH SHIELDS, JAN. 20 —The sloop Prori-
trisz.ince,ShattO, front Ale moot Is to Sondeainil, wasiten on shore viaterday opera the south part of
-4Q ilerffSand ; it is expected that both vessel and
cargo Will be tiaved. Also yesterday afternoon,
durin
n I a heavy gale from the N. L. the Thomas
n(4 Avery. of Blyth Providence, Turnbull ;
s-
'ran and Ann, (et Newcastle ; Resolution. Bell,
nit
4%." Three :Mothers, of Myth, were assnluare- The Three Brothers has gone to pieces,
8 tui the Resolution has lost all her mass, but the
1111116114er lire expected to bk. got off with damage.
JAN. 21.—Sailed the Triumph for the
niver. Arrived and sailed for the River the Archi-
Mcdes. Pratt, from Lisbon, and several others,
names unknown,
PoRTSMOUTH, JAN.. 21 -Arrivetl the Express,
Barrett, from Gibraltar, ant sailed again for Lon-
don. Sailed his Majesty's ship Carnelion on a
cruise. It has blown a heavy gale last night and
This morning, but rilyited towards die afternoon.

THE DUKE OF KENT —lt is with► 'extreme re-
gret we Irty before stir Reacirrs the following
Bulletin, of the ewe of his Royal Highness's
health►

Wo ?brook Cottage, Sidmouth, Jan. 18.-91A.m.
" His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent experienced last
'tight considerable increase of his complaint, but we find his
Highness somewhat better this inornioz.
(Signed) " J. WILSON, M.D.
" W. G. NIATON, M.D."
" Woolbrook Cottage, Sichnonth. Jan 18.-8 P.M.

"His Royal Ilizhness the Duke of Kent has had some
c',lnfortablesleep, and is at resent in a more favourable
state.

" J. WILSON, M.D.
" W. G. MATON, NI.D."
" Sidmoutli, Devon, Jan. 20.—i s.m.
Since the,date of our last report, his Royal Highness the
Duke of Kent is become touch worse, and his danger is cOn-
aiderably increased.
{Sinned) " J. WILSON, M D.
• ." W. G. MATON, -M.D."
Fire o'clock, Thtirsday afternoon.
We base great pleasure in adding, an account is just re-
,ctivtd that his Royal Highness is better.

(Signed)

THE THEATRE.—The Tragedy of Othello was
represented last. night at Drury-lane Theatre.
11,1 r. KERN, performed with his accustomed suc-
cess. A very illiberal opposition was made against
Air. Pope, in the character of lago. lie was
assailed on his first appearance, and the attack
was more hostile in the proves, of the Play. At
length the insulted Actor came forward, and with
great feeling addressed the aotlieoce, stating
that he had bean on the stage for thirty-
" Years ; that he heel on no occasion scanted
hist_ duty, hitt exerted such talents as he pos.
Pes'ell- for the whole of that period, with the
utmost zeal, and had otter) been favoured with
Public approbation, and trusted that he should
II" he deprived of public protection. This
Just and affecting appeal, made such an impression
"" the audience, that their applause wholly over-
l'uwered the party rancour which assailed him, and
the applause as renewed throughout his perform-
ce• This applause was confirmed by the proMpt
..ludness of Mr. ELLISTON, who, on Mr. Fortes
:trance, after ibis unseemly malice, exclaim-
.in Withliberal energy, in his part, " Welcome,
go • a salutation which excited a warm tribute
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applause to himself.
Al

" 1-44CliftSTBR, JAN. 19 —Wroe has applied for,
iiici)ttliieatlitrtsetsl certiorarigaajli,t,
himself and Mrs, IVroe,.to
I 'arlscilti!"• The bail required was 3001. from
"MC. and rwo'sureties of 1501. each, upon each
of
indictments against'him; and two swedes
- each. for: the appearance of Airs. Wroe.
die persons in his shop, who have also been in.
red for vending the libele, are left by Wroe to
.Itr fate. Their trials cannot come on before
"
ay or Saturday next, as it will be That time
before the cases of felony will be gone through.
It appears by a Letter from Liverpool, that Sir
I'IIANCIB BURDETT did not dine with the Concen7
trie Society in that town, on Monday last, as was
IxPected,
The Admirshy Sessions will commence on Fri.
4°Y next. Thete Are several charges for trial of a'
very
.7 aggravated nature.
Yesterday a Court of-Directors was held at the
East India House, when the undermentioned
shiPs were taken up for one voyage in the Coin-
Pany's service, and thus stationed, viz.:-
- nrathers, 425 tons; Ca, den, 399; Asia, 45S'; Hyperion,
402; and Regret, 356—fur Bombay direct.
Coromandel, 643 tons; New Ship,. 488; iVaterloo Cr; •
7
Woodford, &14; N""' 650 ; Brampton, 432 ; Lady Ragin t;4 ; New Ship, 470; Lady Carrington, 590 ; Asia,-4
;
mrnha, 367 ; Providence, Wit; ; James Sibbald 667; Kirkel!,
40D ; Rithmund,46U; and Phoenix, 493—fur Bengal direct.r."
We are happy to learn, by advices from (alas, that mut., welts were sent to the country
• t hil
• w telt , than on any week for many months
" Pullicates," it is said, " and 1G'")
4slis stout cossiers warp Nn. 60, are aluoug - the
its', kind of..work.''