The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-12 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. ll.—Calm.—Arrived his • Majesty's
si iii. Jasper, from Havannahi last from Falmouth ; Asia,
Stephenson, from Harnburgh for Bombay and China ; Adriatic,
Benley, from Memel; Newland, Hunter, from Riga.; Heinle,
Astock, from London for Smyrna. Sailed the Arab tt ans Port
Clench ; Fawey; Bone, and Sovereign, German; for
London.
PLYsrouTir, DEC. 10--Wind variable.--Arrived the
Ward, °Hogg, from Leghorn ; Good-Intent, Babb, from •St.
John's, N. B. Sailed the Friendship,. Ballantyne ; William
Xairland, Morgan,. for London ; Eugene, Boyer, for Dunkirk ;
.and Several others bound up-Channel.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 10.--lirind W. light airs.—Arrived the
Priscilla, Ellis, from Zante ; -Sarah, _Cundy, from London for
Gibraltar, put in to stop a leak. Sailed the Lord Sidmouth
PAcket, for the Mediterranean ; Duke of Kent, ditto, for
Usher) ; Cane Grove, Thomson, for St. Vincent's; Prince of
Saxe Coburg, Tremayne, for London ; Nancy, Field, for
Teignmouth ; Portia, Sulliman, for Antwerp; and Tantivy,
.Quick,. for'Cork. The Sarah, when off the Isle of Wight on
the Bth instant, seven leagues distance, picked up a boat with
" Rapid of Weyrnouth, Simon Fawler," on it.
DEAL, DEC. 10:--Wind N.W. light airs.-7—Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Susan and Maria, Harrington, from
Malaga; Susannah, Carpenter, from Palermo. Passed through
from the River the Richard and John, Payne, for Rio; Ruck-
ers, Soper, for Grenada, and Waterloo, Wilkinson, for Jamaica.
DEC. 11.—Wind.S.W., light airs.—Arrived and sailed for
the River the Catherine, -Fligg, from Almeira ; Leda, Torring-
ton, and Perseverance, Ashton, from Oporto. Came down
from the River and remain the St. George, Brown, for Grenada;
Ranger, Crow; for Jamaica; and Thistle, Allan, for Madeira.
IirVERPOOL, DEC. 10.--Calm.--Arrived the Prince of
Brazil Packet,—, from Payta, sailed 12th May in company
with the Sarah and Elizabeth (whaler), with 1,100 barrels of
sperm oil ; General Wolfe, Johnson, from Quebec ; Acasta,
Wilson, from Peteraburgh. Off the port the Astrea,
front Messina.
The Derrick, Armstrong, from Wybnrg to Hull, was burnt
to the water's edge in Colmar Harbour the 20th ult.
• The Joseph, of Yarmouth, was off Cromer on Friday, dis-
maSted and waterlogged.
.• The Mary and Ann, Forbes, from Liverpool to Port Dun-
das, was on shore near Portaferry the 7th instant, much
damaged. —
D.FroxponT. DEC. B.—Arrived and sailed again on Sun-
day, the Rainbow, 28, lion. Captain !tons for the Cape and
'
East Indies - Pike, Lieut. E. Kelly, and Dove' packet, Lieut.
CrosSby, for Cork ; also the Parmelia and Borodino transports,
for Cork, with troops. Arrived the Sovereign transport, with
troops, from Gibraltar. The Forte, tender to the Governor of
Newfoundland, has arrived at St. John's. Remain, Britannia,
Genoa, WindSor Castle, Druid, Shamrock, Talbot, Nimrod,
Vsctor, Camelion, Pandora, Reynard.
WRECK OF THE GREEK BRIGCIMONE.—We have much
satisfaction in publishing the following :

W, Dec. 3.
" H. M. revenue cutter Tartar, commanded bymouth Lieutenant
Bissett, arrived here last night, after a passage of ten hours
from .Guernsey, and it gives us much satisfaction to learn,
frOm undoubted authority, that the accounts which appear-
ed in many of the newspapers respecting the plunder of the
unfortunate Greeks, wrecked in the brig-of-war Citnone, at
Alderney, have been much exaggerated. His Excellency, Sir
J. Colborne, when he visited the island about ten days since,
took much pains in inquiring into the transaction, and had very
little cause to find fault ; indeed, the disposition of the inhabit-
ants seemed very favourable to the sufferers. The Greek Officers
were accommodated with a passage to Guernsey in the Tartar,
which vessel, at the same time, convoyed a vessel hired to carry
the crew, 54 in number, to that island. Much attention was paid
to 'Captain Miauli and his Officers, and the Cour Royale having
generously offered a jacket and trousers for each seaman, they
were comfortably lodged in barracks at the castle Cornette, and
received soldiers' rations. The various articles saved have beea
brought to Guernsey, and are to be sold or retained, at the option
of the respective owners."—The officers and crew of the Ci-
mone have since arrived at Portsmouth to await the arrival of a
Greek vessel froth the River, which is to carry them to Hydra.
A man of war hulk has been ordered for their temporary accom-
.modation.—(Hampshire Telegraph.)