The Sun.
London, England, 1822-03-22 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DEAL, MARCH 21.—Arrived and sailed for the River the
Orpheus, Findlay, for Mauritius and the Cape; sailed from
the Isle of France the 13th of December, from the Cape the
14th of January, and from St. Helena the 29th ditto : on the
9th of February spoke the Globe, Cuzens, from London to the
Isle of France; crossing the line all well. Came down from
the River and remains the Economy, Propert, for Demerara.
PLYMOUTH, MAR ex 20.—Wind W.—Arrived the Reso-
lution, Thorpe, from London for Jamaica. Arrived off Ply-
mouth the Mangles, from London for Cork, and New South
Wales.

CLYDE, MARCH 20.—The Charlotte, on shore near Helling-
burgh, has not yet been got off. The Angelona has gone into
dock. The vessel has sustained little damage, but part of her
carqo (29 boxes of linens) are considerably e.•rnaged..
ALMouni, MARCH 20.—Wind vanable.—Arnved the
Nimble, Gale, from Cork.

At a general meeting of the Subscribers to Lloyd's, held on
Wednesday, a sum was voted for the purpose of cutting caves
and steps in the cliffs in the vicinity of Beachy-Head, for
affording protection to the crews and passengers of vessels
which may be unfortunately wrecked on that dangerous coast,
until they can be relieved from their distressed situation ; and
it was stated that the lords of the manors had given their con-
sent to so laudable a plan, which will no doubt, when carried
into effect, be the means of saving many valuable lives. The
following votes from the funds of that establishment were at
the same time passed, viz. :-
1001 in aid of a subscription at Aberdeen, for II widows and
23 children of pilots and boatmen, who were drowned in en-
deavouring to save the crew of the Mary of Gardenstown, on
the 23d of January.
901. to the widow and children of a Deal boatman, and to 5
Deal boatmen, for endeavouring to save the crew of the Hoff-
rung, from Hamburgh to St. Thomas's, wrecked on the God-
win Sand.

501. to the father of a Midshipman in the Royal Navy, who
lost his life on the 3d ult., in going off to the Thames East
Indiaman when on shore near Eastbourn.

301. to the parents and widow of two seamen of Montrose,
who were drowned after taking three people from a wreck.
251. to the crew of the Eugenie, of Nantes, for saving the crew
of the John and Robert from New Brunswick to Liverpool.
Several smaller sums for the encouragement of such disinte-
rested and meritorious conduct were agreed to; as well as some
votes for the establishment of life-boats on different parts of the
coast.

A certain discarded Baronet is so highly re.
spected by all who know him that his dismission
is a subject of univeral surprise, and a titled wit
said on the occasion, " the Benjamin

" Would be worn now in its newest gloss,
" Not cast aside so soon."

It may fairly be said of the person who
offered up Mr. ARBUTHNOT'S confidential letter
at the shrine of Party,

" Hic niger est : ha nc to Rornane eaveto."
Sir WALTER STIRLING, who was lately over-
urned in his carriage, is now so much recovered
hat he is able to return to his usual concerns.

CHANTREY has been styled, in a British Jour•
nal, the 44 English CANOVA." We hope that an
Italian Journal will style CANOVA " the Italian
CIIANTREY."

The University of Cambridge, with a laud-
able zeal for departed worth and learning, has
entered into a subscription for a Bust of the late
Rev. Dr. EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE. The Bust
is to be executed in marble, and the University,
has shewn its taste as well as its respect for de-
parted excellence, by selecting CHANTREY fo;
the performance. The Bust is to be presented
to the University

" These are linperial works and worthy Kings."

Mr. KEMBLL'S retreat in the neighbourhood of
Lausanne is in a beautiful situation, and he has
gained

" Golden opinions from all sorts of people."
The public will, of course, be glad to learn that
he is in good health, as they cannot be indif-
ferent to the welfare of one who has often af-
forded them refined amusement, and to whom the
British Stage is so much indebted.

Mr. CHARLES KEMBLE leaves town in a day or
Edinburgh.wo on a theatrical engagement at Edinburgh.
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Extract from the agent to Lloyd's at Malaga,

dated 2d March :—"By a decree of the Cortes,
sanctioned by the King, a duty of one dollar per
ton is imposed on all foreign vessels (without
exception) that may enter any port of the penin-
sula of Spain, whether they discharge or not."

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Viscountess Andover, in Harley-street ; Lord George
Beresford, in Gloucester-place ; Colonel and Lady Isabella
Budges, in Gloucester-place; Lieut.-Col. Sir George Berke-
ley, of the 3d Guards, in Piccadilly ; Mr. B. Brinekmau, in
Berkeley-square; Capt. Bentmck, of the Coldstream Guards,
at Hyde Park-corner ; Major Bentinck, at Hyde Park-corner ;
Mr. William mid Lady Anna Beresford, in Park-street,
Park-lane ; Colonel and Mrs. Barnett, in Park-street ; Lady
Harriet Courtenay, in Duke-street, Westminster ; the Misses
Disbrowe, at Kingston Palace ; Colonel and Mrs. Doyle,
and Miss -Manes, in: Montague-square ; " Honourable Mrs.
Fane, in Wimpole.street ; Major and Mrs. Hathaway,
in Clarges-street, Piccadilly ; Captain William Frederick
Foster, at Gloucester House, Park-lane; Captain Charles
Gore, in Hyde-park ; Lord Granville Somerset, at the Duke
of Beaufort's, in Grosvenor-square ; Duke of Hamilton, in
Berkeley-square ; Sir John and Lady Harrington, and the
lion. Miss Rowley, in Berkeley-square ; Hon. Richard Row-
ley, in Berkeley-square; Captain Powys, Coldstream Guards,
from Chatham ; Lady Chetwynd, from Brighton ; Sir Win.
Houston, Bart. from his scat, Avisford, Sussex.
EDINBURGH, DLvtcii IB.—Arrived at the Hotel (Oman's),
the Right Honourable the Earl of Rosslyn ; Viscount and
Viscountess Kelburn; and John Hay Nt'Kenzie' Esq.—Set
off from the same place, Sir James Wright, Bart ' James
Cruickshank, Esq. and Lady Ann Cruickshank John Buckle,
Esq. and Mrs. Buckle; W. Windsor, Esq. ; Dr. and Mrs.
Bryce ; Robert Hay, Esq. of Linplum ; and Robert Lindsay,
Esq.

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