The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-19 00:00:00

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Ft YMOVIII, Da.c. t 7.—The tramp:4ls that arriv-
ed here yesterday, ‘..'cre frdin Portsmanthi, laden
with s•nres, bound t(; Gibraittir. -
Arrive,d last night his Majosty'Fischnoner Arrows
from a cruise off the coast of France, with 'her
prize, 'tbe French chasse-mAIL, L'Ami', ladetrwith
wheat, from Breit, bound tb Bout-de tux.
Sailed the Union and Morning Star cartels, be-
longing to this • port, fo-r Morlaix,
with the passengers mentioned h our last.,
Arrived the Constant gun-brig from the squadron
in Basque
Two hundred and, forty of the South Gloucester
tegiment of militia have ina,rclied into G..orge's-
square, Barracks, Plymouth Dock ; from Maker,
Drake's Island, and Yealtutim Barracks, where they
have been doing duly for some time past..
Arrived the Hope, BarnNT, from Liverpool.:

PORTSiIOUTII, DRC..18,--'-Sailed the Seiapis for
Deptford ; 6,1 Fenertibie; Sir PONta POPHAM ; and
the loyal Oak, Capt. MAttoLm, for offChei burgh;
and the'thrmes and. Sprightly fOr the Downs.
Al lived his Majesty's ship"Tileban- front a cruize ;
and the Jason sloop of war from Newfoundi.ind ;
alsO arrived the following East I:Idiot-nen: 4rnis-
lon, 'Thames, Build Charlotte, Cabalvd, Manias
and Neptune; they are expeaed .:to be
dispatched to-tnorto,A, and to sail in two or three
d iys. _

DEAL, DEC. 1 B.—Arriv6d and sailed fur the Ri-
ver, the Free Britons HUTCHINSON,' from Quebec.
Arriied the John, JACKSON; :incl the Batchelor,
from Newcastle "for Snrinam ; the latter
with the loss of an anchor and cable.

Came down from the River his Majesty's ship
Grampus, and several merchantmen. The outward-
bound remain.

Cuantast, Dec. 18.—Sailed down the. River and
anchored at the Little Nore, his Majesty's gud-hrig
"Mack, Lieutenant WALKER, Commander.

The Bellona was unlocked at this port and the
Asia (a new ship, just launched from Mr. BIUNDS..
LEY'S yard), docked, to be coppeied.

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YARMOUTH, DEC. 18.—The Horatio yesterday
evening anchored in our roads, haVing experienced
much bad weather at and subsequent to her leaving
Heligoland ; at. which place She waS driven from.
her moorings, and drifted .so' near the that
the sea made a'complele bread► cver her. In this
per,4us sitUation,, she was obliged, to thlowAbe
greater part of her gUns.overboard.

The Princess of Miles cutter ha, tACn a Fretich
cutter privateer, foramtly -the. Cafrii.7, iu our SOC..

vice.

THURSO, DEC. 2.—This -evening a large snow-
rigged ies,el was observed coming ruuiid Flow burn-
head frog) the westward,.and. was supposed to be
standing in for Scrabster roads,. but she after-
wards shaped her course towards. Murkle Bay,
probably mistaking 'lltinnet4 eatl• for the west
point- of the island of Strom4,in the Pentland
Firth: Thu result molt unfortunately was, that,
that, in the conose of the night, the ship got aground
on Dunnet sands,- and was there dashed to •pieces,
and all hands perished. N. morning no part of
the hull was, to be seen entire. Some leaves of the
1ogbo.)1t were picked up, by which it has been as-
certained that the vessel was the Fingal of London,
'THOMAS FRIWGII master; that she took in a cargo
at the, port of Miramichi in New Brunswick, and
was bound for London. The- greatest part,.of the
cargo, it is expected,- N ill be saved, and, from the
large dimensions of the logs, the vessel must have
been of considerable burden. She was copper-
bottomed, end in all likelihnod,would have a comple-
ment 'Of 12 or 14 men ; of these the I?odies.of only
sit had been found by the litest accounts, two of
whom were supposed to he the Captain and mate,.
But, from the state of the Weather, it is expeCfdd
'that the remains of the rest of the: unfortunate ,suf-
ferers will soon cast up.

LAITII, DS C. 16.—The Forward gun-brio arrived
in the Roads 'on Saluiday, limn croize. DShe bas
taktan tlrreu priaelt, one ot Thorn a privateer,'
but they Are not yet arrived.

4 The Quebec frigate s‘iiied this morning fur Yar•
mouth Roads, Karl only Ot the crew of the vessel
she brought op.the Ro.tds away washed overboard, the
rest. were mived by the frigate;

CORK; DEC. 15.—Letters were yesterday received
from Capt. SMITH, of the Annestey Revenue cruiz-
er, at LoughsWilly, mentioning, that one of the crew
of the Saldanhai reached the shore Ake bat was so
confused as not to be able to give any distinct account
of the 'melancholy business—he died in two hours
after being washed ashore. It 'appears that the Sal-
danha endeavoured to go up LOughswilly, but ll'e
wind blowing a gale at the time they anchored at
Bally masloke Bay, at the entrance of the Lough, and
the storm increasing during the night, she drilled on
the rocks, alter which she separated, and the. tWo
Parts of -the wreck being seen by the country pea
:pie, gave rise to "the report that "the Taltot was also
wrecked. However, there is strong reason to sup.
pose,, that sha kept at sea, and was able to weather
ale storm. Instead of two dead bodies being washed
ashore, only one officer, and two 'of the cre.v,
were drifted ashore, the Officer's, shirt was marked
W. P. ,but as the Master's name" was Wm. POOLE,
it is not clearly known, whether it was his body, or
that (Wale much lamented and worthy Captain,

I .11E PRINCE R '*-:-: GEN rs . eouxT .

. Yesterday being the day appointed by his Royal,
Highness the PRINCE REGENT, to receive the Ad- 1
dress of the. LORD MAYOR and Corporation of the
-ir
City'of LOndon, for the Prevention of the th-tilla- it
Lion from Grain, they arrived at York lionise, St.
James's; in grand procession, in the following order, If
about a quarter before three o'clock :-.-The Gentle- i
4
men of the Lord Mayor's Household in his' Lorsk. f
-ship's' private' earridge; the Cif), Marshals on hors"- 1
back ; the State cartiktge, with the Lord Mayor, ~
his Chaplain, the Mace, the Sword of Stale; fol-
lowed by. Aldermen Lewis : and Combe, the Ile-
corder, Aldermen Scholey, Doroville, Wood, and i
Goodbehere ; •Sheriffs Birch and licygate ; the rte" 1
niernbrancer, Comnirm Serjeant, Town Clerk, tht.ea
Counsels, Messrs. Watson, Reypold,, And, Arabin ;
the Comptroller, Solicitor, and about 50 of the
Members of the Curntnon Council. They were
received
.in all. due form of State, the Lively Ser• i•
VaillS, Pages, &c. bring in their full dresses,
same as on a Grand Court Day. '..;,!•:,.,!, ~
The Prince was attended by his full attendants, .:,
consisting of Mr: Chancellor Adam, in his robes, , !,•• :.,
and .u:ith his seals; Colonel MeMahon, General
Turner, General Keppel, Colonel Bloomfield, Col.
Congreve, and the MiniSters of Stare, &c. in the
large room on the ground • floor, which looks ill
the garden. His Royal Highness was dressed hu
full uniform, and seated 'in a large chair, to rrceie
the Corporation, where th were introduced to • ~ •
his presence from an anti-room, after: t bey IA
alihted from their carriages', en the Recorder
read. he Aldress, to which the Prince returned an •
answer. The Members of the Corporation woe' I.
most graciously -received, and had the hocoui ID
kiss his Royal Highness's hand. The Prince ar m
•peared to experience but little ioConvetrience fro
his latheness..- .
After the Corporation had withdrawn, the Prinre..
Cam-
.gave andiencts to.the Lord Chancellor, Earl
den,' bit, Perceval, and Mr. Ryder ; after which Ire
'proceeded to hold a Privy.. Council, which 5v3"
the •
tended—brthe-President, the Lord Chancellor,
First Lord •of the Treasury. and Chancellor of. the
Exchequer; the First Lord of the Admiralty, the
blaster General of the Ordnance, the three Secreo-
ries of Sta;e, and the President of the Board of Con-
troul. Viscount etw •Ch d attended as Clerk uf the
y it
Council. ,
.The Recorder of London . did tint matte, his 8:e".
port, as expeaed. • t
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'CITY ADDRZSS.
Yesterday the' Right Hon. the LORD MAY".. •
tli,! Aideperl, SheritiS, and Common Conned of
the,Citi.df London, waited upon his Royal Higb- • '
ness .the PRINCE REGENT, At York Howe, -•void.
the following Address, which W 34. read nY'll4
RECORDER :,-- . .
To his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. Regell
ot thellnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
The dutiful and loyal .Anottais of .the Loan MA volt,
Aq. oaa m z Iv, , and Ci rifo 1.4 3 of the City of London, 10
Common Council assembled.
.• • ' May it please your Royal Highness,
. " We, 'the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Corn- •
.mops of rte City of London, in Comm flirtlines4on Connel !,
assembled, humbly approach your Royal .. .
OD bdiiaif of ourselves, and the community at large,
with an earnest request, that yogi' Royal-Highness
will he graciouslypleased,to adopt Such Measures aK, •
With the advice of the. Most Honourable-the Pril
Council; khan seem meet,• for causing a cusp.
niter
of the use of Grain in the Distilleries of the United
Kingdom; such suspension appearing tons io 1r
one or the Most efiettual means of preventing ilio4,
serious evils with which a farther r the proice al
grain is at this ,time so obviously,calcuise in
►li ed
l t r; •
duce: And we farther humbly beg leave to e%i're,,
our confident hope, that, well aware as your nn ",
,Highness . mist be of the causea of lb; present
adoptin
'scanty supply of grain from foreign 'parts sod off;
the great *distress that may arise therefron:, PP.
Royal Highness, to whose justice and hunianitY '47
it be practicable, shall not, *e •trust, appeal in vain, will be•graeinusy
pleased to employ-all the means in your pniocr) ul3
Royal charaliter and disposition, to re-open use I,IEO 1 .
micaebaiseu,reasi,oseeorcrielaspnenuecli:colgt ...with. your ow i
foreign,
here:ofire been foUnd 'so' gentrally advantagons ,1
and especially netitrai natioinn4le,r%c'v°ll.liict withh' ' •
his Majesty's sUbjeas, and so good a sail
against those'dreadful Calamities which are•bl'.t It:
often the consequence of, a scarcity of the accus..•
ties of filet' . . . • ' • IS
To I.viticli Address his -soya' Highness ii
pleased to .riturn the following most grgions sir
swer-:
. ole res.
t, L must always see with great concern
mn sure
at; ablleltissial.lvigoepridedrPZia:ed:jsfiruicciiartfilliscetYleipti:s ttohebetailal;int'as tirr
from such , a deficiency ;
tend to give the earliest effeot to any measurers
vYlucofi
rpose ..
frelieVing the inconveniences . or efovirls the
likely
to tOu''
stances shall make. it pratlicable, nothing shAtlte ' 4'
wanting on. my part to contribute tow:11115'114e rtils
toration of commercial intercourse between .; iti,
itcotintry and other natiops to the' footing 00 wb'e c
ins been usually concludes civil in the midst °
war." . • and whenever circufir ~ a,
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Ciptain.MANßY, to whom the country is so maid
the presence of the Dukes of YORK, KENT) and
qt oe*
,CAMBRIDGR, the Adjutant and Quarter-Maet' 6
ciltilsts,vallnuaadbeleyedsitsec.rodra•tyl,ies, superinten.e.._
nerals, and.sereral distinguished Ofliceriol En
and Artillery. 1 'The first of these experiments s!
tried on a -twelve-pounder carronade, to demonstraly
the instantaneous and certain ignition of
in IlydePagirolte,eirl_
the application of a chemical composition, which, °„,
has been
,ascertr,ined by repeated trials,_ will P"',
produce. Combustion spontonenwly or by tri6l,°P:ro
mid which, if introduced into pra6lice, win (7°7
all the iticoveniences and casualties incident to I;
&wing by the match. The next experiment was
made of extricating persons from wrecks,
,svith such
podr, by'
improvutitents as had- occurred to Captain 1‘14141c,
since the 13't experiment at Woolwich, the result
of which his already been stated. The It0(1..
'Jkes: and the distinguishod.Otlicers who Ittlenhe
ed, expresm!d the most cordial approbatiOn of t
,
inventions, .

FRENCH PAPERS;

BERLIN , Dec. I.—The Prussian army is entirety
the peace establishment.- General Blucher,
aho lies received his discharge, has received-from
'he King a present of two Seigniortes.
• •-,.
r,ew pamphlet, called Sketches, or I"!is.i.,lve
rids,' has just appeared : it was immediately. sup-
?reSsed; -
BucitutEST Nov. 6.--The most profound silence
'elgns here relative to the progress of ' the negocia-
ions at Giurgewo. From the quantity of protii-
'rons sent thither, it is thought they may last some
. The Russian Plenipotentiaries are M. D'lta-
'PAY and General Sobni,off: :those of the Potte
se, Hamed Effendi and Ordu-Kadrissy.
:The Russians. continue. to.futnish provtaions to
heTurks on the Isle 'of Slobodse.
PARIS, DEC. 11.--His Majesty, held yesterday a
4i ",,"cil 01 Commerce and MauufaClures. .
• 4 new comet 'has just been seen in the constella•
'''" of Etidanus. It was seen by M. Pons at NI:H--
1611 es on the 16th ult. Tile thick weather did nut
!ermit its being seen at Paris before the ,sth instant :
'.llthat day., at If bours I minute of mean time; its
ascension was 64. 23. and the declinatiop 18.
34.
, • The apparent motion of the comet. in right
",tension
.is retrograde and very, slow, and the mu-
`oo in declination' carries it towards the northern
te.tllLisPheve• It is not visible by the naked eye ;
iiiin very good gllases its nucleus; the light of which
is seen surrounded with a light clo,A1;
loot the,sligluest race of a. tail is to be seen.
It was innounced that, on the 4th of November,
~I? I''M. there was seen at Berne, in the direction
~f E• N. E. a comet above the horizon ; and ii w:as
tf ed, that the tail was turned directly on the side
horizon. It will not be unnecessary to re-
t, that these indications cannot in any measure
le to
the comet. discovered, by
.M. Pons; first,
-I'3'2-se on the 411 i of November, this comet was
11'11
be, below the horiz6n at eight at nigh;; and not!,
it"IISe it rises in the South-east, and has no-tail•—
the hProbable that the Astronno•er of Berne mistook
lito.lbulni of Andromeda for a comet.
imperial Observatory, Dec. 9, att.

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