The Sun. — 1818-02-13 (London, England)

FEB. 12.—Arrived the Lord Nelson 41t11 aniils and passengers from 11elvottsluys $,11:1 Lad 01 Leicester with ditto from Cuxhaven. 1,"11 the . Prince of Orange, with mails, Sic. for 4. ek°etsltt) ,s • and Ileaufoy with ditto for Cux.lett. CP  Caine  ion: a Charleston Paper of the Ist of Jan"arY4) tlakrived the schooner Comet, ANTHONY,Y' "ro— valmali in seven days. A brig from New York iliip3kiladelphia, and the schooner Young Sea fH e' f"" Smannah, arrived at Havannah j.W 'LYS helore the Cornet sailed, both hay-. lat 4•11 p oderill by privateers near the Ba, Zl'4 bauk—the 'former of nearly her whole Orr Alonday, the 29th ult. at 5 3.10. in lat. v 45 r "'ng• 79.30 The Captain saw a brig bear•ll-by `v. distant 4 leagues ; being at the 11' ;.,"ce one mile soon after, says the log-book, liri7')lllet hoisted her colours, and passed under thetpli,.:,""l), when he immediately hailed and 11: ' wt,ece we wer Irons, and was answered, !foisll4vannab. He then ordered us to limirt4"t our boat, and bring our papers on v!rnte,t't`at flier, sane tithe a number of men,. muskets, cause upon her decks to I.lDt.ei ;",,, and levelled two gnus. Meanwhile -4`'''"gt.'"" to be hoisting. on: my twat, and "f the 1).1:: 34'1 but the 'Comet, shooting aLliead "tli she hauled down Spanish and hoisted tvia'sill'Ril colours, and commenced firing upon 't.ge,guns and musketry ; the third gun Igriri•' our main-peak halyards, fore-braces, 111 4-masr stay-sail halyards, and bolt-rope. ,aceilce She continued her firing fur 41)1tii:r and a half, the grape-shot flying ove'ir_uis "le ; but by great exertions of the. ).IFa-16. -nd crew, the C,ltiet succecticd in making *cl bevscall'i and eonsequently front being plum erlity 443 Pirate. Captain A. was under the necestis e standing six boors to the Last ward out o. f fitik .""rse, tintil night, in order to avoid again I'Dpitigri", 'int his unwelcome visitant. The bri, Iluea-e to be a Spanish prize, black sides, with Lane witile streaks, m a fiddle-dead, and some nicks on her botto.  inst ret °lsnouse, the friend of Lord ByttioN!tibias urined that I, to this cottony, anti we too, ers ui riAR brought with him the 4th Canto of veds if we may trust repot t, aelir riOLD, which, ginal imagery, poetical tire, dignity of e and grandeur of description, all the ceLing Pans. .‘4l,•,'he WI proposed by Mr. OGLE in the House lin"tilrnons, tor the regulation of Gaming ses, we understand, has been misconceived.— ilnw'is not his wish that the Legislature should ‘l,l,fere with those societies in the higher circles, "it have a soi. ""kla t of traditional estimation, and .Im►are meetings for politics, conversation, 4. ("llation, and amitscoF nt, as well as for the ao „ employment of cards,—but those reof sharpers, black legs, knights of the post. °tiler marauders who assemble at what are lore ') hells in this metropolis, which are gttl of " the credulous and unwary, and which lead, "tindling, suicides, and all the crimes which ti`"iy and desperation can engender. A Bill for ]itl'vgulation, or rather, we hope, the total abo-1 1_1" of such execrable meetings may tend i the advantage of soei,tv, tont therefore every 1;("t1 to good morals must highly respect the to 41. Gen•leman fur having direete,: his attention •t,a,Porpose pregnant with stico beneficial results. 11 viscount MELvILLE bad a long audience of the -,O,I"NeR REGENT at Carlton-!louse. on Tuesday after the bre,king of the Court. I,:tile SPEAKER'S Parlianit.otary Levees for the %lent Session will commence to morrow• notgoiticeot Hall of Carlton-house was last 1),,.411t righted up. for the first nine since the la-nted death of the Princess CH NtuoTTE. i, u(ly C.STLEREAGH's mist GII Wednesday evenitt •James's-s-cprarc, was attended by upM, ~ !ds of 200 fashioubbles. r, 01t, Mrs. BIANCHI LACY, after trig) to eca.)wl and other places, wi,ere their exertionste very successful, have returned to t.:wo !hen with wealth and honours hid), woo." wo'L. wi remains of the Earl