The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-11 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

HULL, FEB. 10.—The James, Bell, from Shields to Mar-
gate, has put in here leaky, having been on the Trinity near
the Spurn.
STD 0 MNESS, JAN. 20.—The schooner Christiana, Groat, of
Wick ; Lady Perth, Congalton, of Leith ; and the Lively,
Collie, of Aberdeen, were driven on shore in a gale of wind in
Long Hope on the 15th inst., but were got off, and will be ob-
liged to discharge their cargoes (herrings) to repair. The
Swift, Daw, of Fraserbtirgh; was driven on shore at Widewall
about 10th ult., where she received considerable damage, and
is now repairing.
PLi Tl 4, FEB. 9.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Harriet,
Cuming, from St. Michael's ; Margaret, Bulaus, from Viers;
Delight, Gray, from Seville for London ; -and Perseverance.
Brown, from the coast of Africa for London; the latter has
been out 11 weeks, lost her boats, gaff, bulwarks, water casks
and mainsail, and is very leaky.
FAL MOUT /i, FEB. 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrived yesterday the
Albion, Butcher, from Yarmouth for Naples; Fortitude,
Butcher, from London for Barbadoes ; Blais, Blues, from ditto
for Rio Janeiro, with loss of bulwarks and staneheons ; and
Magdalen, Amey, from Gibraltar. Arrived to-day the John,
Squires, from Lisbon ; Elizabeth, Soper, from Malta ; Pamona,
Wilkie, from London for Para; Marley, Thompson, from
ditto for Madras, with loss of bulwarks, sails, rigging, boat,
live stock, &c., haVing been struck by two heavy seas on sth
inst. ; and the Messenger, from Tarragona. A transport,
No. 42, is now going up the roads ;—a heavy sea is running,
but none of the ships appear to drive.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 10.--Wind S.--Arrived yesterday
the Fly, Brown, from Cephalonia. Sailed the Anne, Williams,
for Rotterdam. _

PADSTOW FED. 8.--I'he Enzaheth Johanna, Lucas, from
Boston for Rotterdam, with cofFee and camphor, arrived off'
here this niorning in a sinking state ; in attempting to enter the
harbour she sunk in deep water ; the crew were quite exhausted
with fatigue at the pumps, and it is feared ' that three have
periShed. For the last three days they have been obliged to
bail constantly at both hatchways.
DEAL, FEB. 10.—The Macc:lesfied, for Van Dieman's Land,
broke another anchor yesterday, and has been again supplied.
Cam: down from the River and remain, the Hassaren, Gibson,
for Honduras ; Princess Charlotte, Lamb, for Lima ; peveron,
Wilson, for Van Dieman's Land ; Herald, Young, for Sierra •
Leone ; Amy, Bloomfield, for Genoa; and Betsey, Duncan,
for New York. The Wind being easterly, several of the out,
ward bound got away, but it became calm and they have since
put back.
Szvrx CLOCK.—Moderate breeze. Some of the outward.
bound have got under weigh, and the remainder wait until day-
light to-morrow.
The Fame, Gilmore, from Bristol to Cork, was wrecked on
the Island of Landy. Crew and part of the cargo saved. •

Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Cduncit
was held at the Foreign Office, which was at-
tended by all the Cabinet Ministers, Who conti-
nued in deliberation till half-past four.
On Saturday, at five minutes past one o'clock,
the KING. left his Palace in Pall-mall for his
Palace at Brighton. Yesterday Divine Service
was performed id. the King's household, at his
Palace in Pall4nall, by the Rev.F.B.BLoNtiuttc.
On Saturday, the Duke and Duchess Of Ct..l:-
Ituicu left town for Bushy Park. ,

It is asserted that a trial respecting the
and Testament of BUWiAPARTE will come on be-
fore the Tribunal of First Instance, at Paris, on
Saturday.

A Treasury Order has been issued, permitting
the use of wheat in malting and distilling.

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