The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-05 00:00:00

MERCANTIGE SHIPPING, &c.

PoicrsTnuTzr, DEC. N.N.8.---Shred-it number
of the outward-bound ships; among them the following :—Ber.o
Alliance, for India ; Sir David Scott, for ditto and China ;
Hester, fei Mauritius ; Nymph, for Naples ; Helena, for Mani,
serrat ; James Laing, Sir Edward Hamilton, Princess Char.
iotte, liarbadoes Planter, and Tulloch Castle, for Jaraaira,:
Britannia, for Grenada ; Britannia for Pernambuco ; 'anti Eli.:
zabcth for Africa.

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DEAL, JAN: 4.—This morning the wind_got round to S.S.E.
and about noon shifted to the E.N.E., and blowing so hard
that the ships could not get their anchors. The Briton, Berry;
Dart, Cope; Barnett,- Scott ; Flota, Meinke, and several othem,
outward bound, have cut and proceeded down channel ; the
Ann, Whitmore, for Sierra Leone, got her anchor and pro-
ceeded down channel.
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br.vEsi o'Ci.oc re. —lt still blows hard. The Berwickshire,
and Duke of York East Inclianien, appear to ride well, aril
most probably, will get their aricliors as soon as the tide slacks:
DARTMOUTH, JAN. 3.—Arrived off tht port the Royalist of
London' Air N. B. with stern knocked in, loss of
stern-boat, sails,..kc.'-arid has sailed for London. Arrived the
Ann,'St.,CroiN,-;frinii'.JerSey for-Ancona, with loss of boat and
sails, and leaky ; and the mate .washed overboard.
Pr. Y1k.107.7t1i, JAN. 3.—Wind S. ‘i..—Arrived the Placidia,
Fairclough, from London for Genoa, with loss of boats and
bulwarks and leaky ; also his Majesty's ship Cyrus, from Ire,
land. This morning the wind was E. but shortly changed to
S.W. with appearance of a gale. -
Far.siormr, JAN. 3.--Wind S.S.W.--Arrived the Ca-
millus, lll`Carthy, from Cork.' Sailed the Reward, Miller,
for Jamaica; Easing Grove, Falkner, for Dominica; and John
Rickard, Duncan, ter Tobago. Also the Lady Arabella
packet, for Lisbon ; Fox packet, for tlie.lslands ; and Camden
ditto, for the Brazils, each with a mail.
lIIAR.OATE; JAN. 4.—The Minerva., itatsey, from Limerick,
ran on shore last night on Ferness rock, and will be obliged to
lighten, when it is hoped she will be got off. The Adriaa3
Jacobs, Reus, from Amsterdam for Port Mahon, is brought in
here by a boat; having been out of her course, and was running
on alargate sand.
WHI T F.:HAVEN, JAN. 2.—Arrived the. Queen Charlotte,
Munroy, from Dumfries for St. John's N.B. out eight weeks
'she had had very bad weather, and had nearly drifted en the
Irish coast,
Raar so.ATE„ Dro.. I.—Wind E. blows hard, with much
rain.—The outward-bound will sail as soon as the tide makes;
some of them have been detained in this harbour for ten weeks.
Arrived the Adeona, Lloyd, from London for Londonderry,
having slipt her cable.in the Downs ; Twee Gebroeders, Un-
rub, -from Riga for Cadiz, with loss of anchor and cable, sails,
&c. The Grant, Ofiilvie, from Hull, has lost her anchor and
cable off the North f oreland. The-Doris, Voss, from Ham-
burgh for Gibraltar, has been on the Goodwin Sands, with loss
of anchors, cables, and rudder, and is ashore to the westward
of this harbour ; if the weather moderates, hopes are entertained
that she may be got off next tide.
flanwrcis, DEt. 4.—Arrived the Panope, Higgin,. from
the Forth, with loss-of anchor and cable ; Ann and Sarah,
Roome, from Ilamburglii with loss 'of ditto and windlass ; and
Henry Preeling packet, with a mail, from Holland. The
Clio, Burrow, from :%leniel, went on shore on the West Rocks,
yesterday, but was got off by four smacks, with loss of anchors
and cable.