The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-18 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF TILE SUN.

SIR-Perthit me through the medium of your widely
extended Paper, to request the public will suspend their
judgment on the cao.• at Bow-street, which appears in se-
veral of the Morning Papers of to-day ; and in which my
name is brought before tflern in such a manner, that if it
were true, would justify the worthy Magistrate in desig-
nating such conduct " shameful and unprincipled ;" and
as I most positively deny every part of the statement, both
with respect to Mr. Thompson being the author of the
pieces, and that be has never received a farthing of the
profits, I trust that will be sufficient to clear my charac-
ter from such a foul aspersion, until the public be put in
posse scion of the whole facts of the case, by an action at
law, fur defamation and slander. I am, Sir,

Your obedient Servant,
W. BARRYMORE, jun.
Theatre alyal Drury-lane, Sept. IS.

Despatches from Lord COWLEY, our Ambas-
sador at Vienna, were beznglit to the Foreign Office by a
King's messenger on Wednesday niL;ht.

DEVOWPORT, SEPT. 15. Yesterday the
Britannia, 120, Captain GEORGE BURDETT (1802),
went out of harbour into the Sound, fully manned and
ready far sea. Thousands of spectators lined the shores,
and among the visitors on board were Admiral Earl
NORTUESK and family, Lords VALLETORT and ELLIOT,
General Sir WlLLouctrav Gonnox, Mr. BOWES and
family, and a number of ladies. The sight was imposing,
at Britannia being nearly the largest ship in the navy;
her broadsides have a tremendous aspect. The Un-
daunted, 46, Captain CLIFFORD, C.B , arrived yesterday
from the Western Islands and Madeira, bringing a mail
from the latter place to the 2d instant, but no news. Don
noußes squadron had dispersed. The Royalist, 10,
Lieutenant NAsur, arrived on Sunday from Rio de Ja-
yieiro, Bahia, and Pernambuco, having left the latter place
ks the 6th of August she brings home Lieutenant CLAY,
inViviided from his Majesty's ship lVarspite, '74, and some
,specie on freight. The Royalist spoke the Pallas, 42,
Capt. FrczeLAßENcir, on the 4th of la,t month, in lat. 8
deg. N , and long. 23 deg. W. ; also the merchant brig
Mirne, of Liverpool, on her way to the Swan River, on
the 19th ult., about 50 leagues S.W. of Brava. The
Royalist, on her way up harbour, ran foul of the wall of
the new Victualling-office, Cremil-point, when she sus-
tained some damage, and part of the wall was carried
away The Bramble cutter, 10, Lieut. HaswELL, ar-
rived on Sunday from Lisbon, having first landed a mail
from thence at Falmouth. All was quiet at Lisbon on the
6th inst., when she left the Tagus. None ventured to
speak of the expedition to Terceira, though the result was
well known. The Melville, 74, is expected to call in
here on
.her way to the Mediterranean, when that ship and
the Britannia will proceed to sea together. All is on the
alert here, and there is a general overhauling of the stores
in the arsenal, which are kept in readiness in case of emer-
gency. Six sail of the line might be equipped here in a
Icrtpigalit or three weeks

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