The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-27 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, JUNE 26.—Wind W.S.W.-:-Arrived the Exmouth,
—, from Calcutta, sailed the 2d of February, from ttie Cape
of Good Hope the-21st of April; and from St. Helena the 6th
0f,31.ay ; Anne, front•J amitica;.6u,sannatr., Ann,
• Robinson; from the .Sou Seas; Timor, Ford, froM ditto, and
the transport, No. 18, from the westward. Arrived from the
River the Countess ofHarcourt;, Deloper, for China ; Glaphyra,
Merton, fur Antigua;.. 3lagnet; Mount, for Nevi York; Ala-
crity, Finlay, ibr India ; Ethelthed,,Wilson,Qaebec Fk.lectra,
Robinson,. 'for Philadelphia;,. and Lord Ilungeiford, Talbert,
for India.

Po wr s ixou T tr; JUNE 26.—Wind W..---Passed. by. the
Glatten, Lawton, from Teueriffe ; Clio Hunter, from• London
for Miramichle. '

•
Fai.lfouTtr, Jo ICE 25.—Wind S.S.W.-=Arrived the Sand-
wich packet, from Lisbon, sailed the sth. inst. ;,Hayti, Watson,
from St. Domingo ; Illargaret Bogle, Porter, from Savannah,
sailed the 19th of May. 'Off the Port, the Thonua,
from Galipoli ; Salacia, Ayre, from illemel ; and the Ant,
Watson, from St. Jago de Cuba. - • • -
LxikitrooL, JuNE'25.---Wind S.W.—Arrived the Chili,
Cook, from Rio Janeiro ; Grace, —, Paraiba ; 'lris,
Macaio; William,- Johnson, Jamaica Jane, Earl,. and Diana,
Black, Africa ; Alexander Mansfield, —, Mobile;
dium, —, New Orleans ; Herald, Dawson; Virginia; Arma-
dillo, —, Charleston ;,'lzette, Shaw, Lydia, Davis, and
Neva, Bristow, New York; Mary Ann, Lardler, anti Sophia,
lllarjori banks, Quebec; Cuttberland, —, St, Andrew's, N. 1.1.

Arrived off Penzance the Prince of Waterloo, Deary, froth
Sierra Leon.

Arrived off the Wight the Melville Watson, Purdy, from
Jamaica.

Arrived off the Start the Ann, Hamilton, from Jamaica.
Arrived off Dover the Reward, Hogg, from Jamaica ; Shan-
non, -' from Pernambuco ; and Hope, -, Leghorn.
In the Downs the ,Vulusia, Raffles, and Wellesley, Ferri-
man, from Jamaica.-

The
Prince of Saxe Coburg, from Jacinel, has put into
Virginia in distress, having been on the Hogsties, and throwa
a considerable part-of her cargo overboard ,

EXECUTION.

TMs mornino., at eight o'clock, the place of
execution, in the Old Bailey was again attended by a large
concourse of people, to behold another of those awful examples
which, alas, are necessary to keep'society together in this great
metropolis, and to awe and deter others from the pursuit of
crime. The unhappy culprits were both youths of tile ages of
17 and 29, and were named Edward David Dunn and James
Gal; 'for the burglary and robbing in the house of Mr. Brice,
Euston-place ; they were convicted, in conjunction with a mark
named Edward Crawley, but Mr. Brice, on .Friday evening
last, succeeded in obtaining, on some grounds which have not
transpired, a respite for him. The Sheriff, Mr. WONT NE a
not being able to find a shade of distinction in the cases of the
three, made such representations to the Executive as it wax
supposed would produce a commutation of punishment, but it
being judged advisable to have the sentence passed put into
executi, n the application was rendered abortive. The wretched
nun were penitent and resigned, and conducted themselves with
the uttricst fortitude; their demeanour in the press.rooni wes
not characteriied by any boldness or levity; on the contrary,
they appeared decently composed and penitent, and in answer
to a question from Mr. Sheriff Bitowx, said they were happy.
At ten minutes past eight they were led to the scaffold. Golf
ran or jumped up with great intrepidity; his companion booked
round, smiling, and bowed. At a quarter past eight o'clock
the cl,op fell, and thus terminated their earthly career.