The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SMITING, &c.

DEAL, JAN. 27.—Wind N.W.—Sailed yesterday the Or-
well, Sanders, for St. Helena, Bombay, and• China, with thn
rest of the outward-bound. Arrived and sailed again the King-
ston, Forrest, from Shields for Jamaica. Arrived and remain
the Lusitania, Gibbins, and Wellington; Brown, from Oporto ;
Sylvia, Pryce, from Cadiz; Old Maid, Robinson, from Jamaica ;
Orwell, Bryant, from Demerara; Fortitude Increased, Mann-
ing, from St. Kitts ; George, Betts, from Bordeaux ; Minerva,
Bunn, from the South Seas and St, Helena ; London, White,
from'Charente; Preceptor, Chappel, from Marseilles; Prince
Leopold, Speat, from _Messina; and several others. Came
down from the River to-day and sailed the Manley, Bennett,
for Demerara; Lady Collin, Gordon, for Lima; Blues, Blues,
for Jamaica ; and Rangers, Thom, for Savannah. Arrived
and sailed with the rest of the homeward-bound the Flora,
Parker, from Lisbon ; Nassau, Tremayne ; and Maria, Grua-
static, from St. Michael's • Narcissus, Calder, from Buenos
Ayres ; Hero, Wilson ; and Brothers, Forbes, from Seville.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 26.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived off the
port yesterday the George and. Ann, of Scarborough, front
Lisbon. Sailed the Duke of Kent and Commercial packets,
with mails for Lisbon; and Lady Mary Pelham packet, with
ditto for the Islands. Also the Minerva, Morley, for Seville.
PmeTsmouTrx, JAN. 27.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday
the Sisters, Bishop, from Messina. Arrived to-day the Swift,
Cram, from Trepani ; and Morningfield, Melville, from Zante.,
Sailed the Racehorse sloop 'of war for Plymouth.
PLYAIOUTIT, JAN. N.W.—Arrived the Active,
Westlake, from Gibraltar ; and Margaret, lively, from,Priftce
Edwards' Island. Sailed the Robert Edwards, Sherburne, for
New loth ; Naiad, Forstrom, for St. Martin ; Placidia, Fair-
dough, for Genoa ; and Regent, Callender, for Genoa.
MILFORD, JAN. 29. Sailed the Loyal Briton, transport,
for Jamaica, With a detachment of the 91st regiment.
Ilonr HEAD, JAN. 26.—Arrived the Ranger, Cape, from St. John's, New Brunswick, in 37 days; one man washed over-
board, and the merchant, Mr. W. W. Smith, dead ; only fur
of the crew fit for duty. Also arrived the Rob Rov, Gowen,
from Belfast for London, having lost her bowsprit in running
foul of the Henry Hastings, from Strang ford. The latter has
lost her bowsprit and foremast, and was making
water.
HArtwic it, JAN. 27.—The Northumberland, Lilley, from.
Newcastle for London, has. been brought in hereby three boats,
having been on shore on the Sizewell Bank.
The Elizabeth and Grace, from Seville, arrived at Bristol,
passed in lat. 50.17. a brig of about.lBo tons, loaded with tim-
ber, water logged and deserted; her sides were painted with two
white yellow streaks and a black one between.
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SOUTH A3l or, .J x. 26. —Arrived the Withering, Russel,
from Chichester ; Eliza, Griffiths, from Tenby ; Vine, Paul,
and Fortitude, Healey, from Sunderland ; Abeona, Bussel,
from Cork • Friends Goodwill, Gill, from Plymouth ; Four
Friends, dake, from • London ; Spraycombe, Williams, from
Bristol ; Eliza Ann, Davies, Yough'all ; Speedy, Liasione, and
. Brilliant, Belin, from Guernsey ; Hero, Falle, from Jersey
Lady Wellington Tizard, and Prince. Cobourg, Page, from
Havre. Sailed the Speedy, Lidstone, for Guernsey ; Prin.re.
Cobnurg, Page, for Havre ; Providence, \Cleverly, for 't.l.
mouth ; Hope, Smith, for Newcastle; Friends Goodwill, Gill,
for Plymouth ; Albion, Chandler, for London.

On Saturday the despatches for Bencoolen and Chine_, by the
ship Thamcs, Capt. Wm. Ilaviside, were closed at the East
India House, arid delivered to the purser of that ship.
The Golconda East India ship,• Capt. Edwards, bound to
Bengal and Madras, arrived at Spithead on Thursday, from
the Downs, to embark passengers.

CAPTAIN PARRY'S VASE.—On Wednesday last a nurner-
oirS assemblage of Nobility and Gentry met in the Guildhall.
Bath, to present the magnificent piece of plate voted to the.
above enterprising navigator. Amongst the company prestr t
Were—The Duke and Duchess of Somerset, the Earl and
Countess of Cork, the Earl and Countess of Northesk, Lord
Dungarvon, Lord and Lady Duncan, Lord and Lady A,th-
toun. Lord James 'O'Brien, Sir J. C. Hippisley, Bart., Sr
Wiiiiarn -Cockburn, Bart, Rear Admiral Sir Henry Boynton,
Bart., Sir F. Baker, Bart., General Sir Thomas Dallas, Lieu-.
tenant-Colonel and Mrs. Cooper, Captain Duff, &c. Dr. Chas.
Parry appeared as the representative of his brother. The Duke
of Somerset addressed him in a very eloquent speech on pre-
senting the -vase, to which the Doctor returned a suitable an:.
swer. Sir John Cox Hippisley also made some observations
upon the conduct and services of Capt. Parry, and, cencluded
by moving a vote of thanks to his Grace, which was carried
unanimously ; after which the meeting adjourned.