The Sun.
London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

INI EIICANTILE SII 1 lAA NG, &c.

DEAL, MARGIT 10.—Wind W.S.W.—Sailed yesterday- the
remainder of the homeward-bound for the River. Arrived and
remain the Barbara and Ann, Hastwick, from Lisbon ; Alfred;
Trist, from Tobago; and Albion, Colville, from Oporto.--
Came down from the River and remain the Fortitude Increaaed,
Manning, for St. Kitts ; Thomas, Cunningham, for Malta ;
and Emerald, Murray, for Belfast. It blew a strong gale the
whole of this morning, which has since considerably increased.
During the day several vessels have arrived, and brought up ;
among them the following :—AVerick, Lawrence, from Virgi-
nia ; Salmon River, Waters, from Teneriffe ; Albion, Stephen-.
son, from Honduras; Underwood, Remington, front Demerara ;
Surrey, Garbutt, from Honduras • and Pacific, from Messina.'
The Averick has lost•an anchor•and cable.
• SEVEN O'Ctocx.—More moderate.—The outward-bound
appear all well.
DOVER, MARCH 10.—A boat upset this morning in at.
tempting to board a ship off Dungeness, by which Nathaniel
Simmons, and John Clark, jun., were unfortunately drowned.
The master, Win. Davidson, was saved, after being on the
bottom of the boat three quarters of en hour.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH. 10.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived.
yesterday the Magnet, Thaxter' from Antwerp for Rochelle;
Mary, 11 atts, from Zante ; and Aurora, from Messina. Sailed
the Chapman transport, for Chatham. It has blown a violent
gale the whole of this day. A ship brought up at St. Helens,
name unknown.

SHEERNESS, 111Ancii 9.—The Bee, of Lynn, laden with
corn, has been ashore on the Knock, and is now aground near
Shoeburyness. A light collier is ashore on Foulness Island,
coast of Essex.

PALMOI;fII, MARCH 9.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived yester-
day the Camden, Morton, from London for Antigua. Arrived
to-day the Venus, Selly, from Dartmouth for Bilbao; and
Whim, Sowell, from London for Antigua : the latter had her
rudder carried away by a heavy sea in long. 10. 30.
MILFORD, MARCH 9.--Arrived the Friendship, Smit,
from Bristol for Rotterdam, with loss of mainsail and leaky,
and one man overboard ; and.. Aurora, Jackson, from Odessa
for Bristol, with loss of bulwarks and bows injured.
PLYMOUTH; MARCH 'J.—Wind W.—Arrived the Somer.
setshire, Parent, from London for Jamaica.
rADsTOW, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Margaret, Cochran,
from St. Michaels for London, with damage, and must -dis-
charge.
PENZANCE, MARCH 6.—Part of the wreck and the top part
of the stern of a boat marked " Superb, of New York, lies
been picked up by one of the pilot-boats near the Lands End.
HARWICH, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Blackden, Ball, from
Sunderland for London, with loss of anchor and cable. The
brig Leda, Wall, from Whitby for London, has been brought
in here, having lost two anchors and cables, and been on glaze
on the Black Tail Beacon.

•
LIVERPOOL, MARcit 9.—The Fanny, White, hence ftir
Belfast, was totally lost 7th inst., at Black Pool ; part of the
cargo and materials with the crew saved. The Hopper, Rain-
stedt, hence for Helsingfors, put into Whitehaven, 7th. instant;
with loss of a stay-sail, and very leaky. Eight vesselS left
Whitehaven sth instant, and were driven on shore to the north-
ward of that port ; one of them (the Dove) went to pieces, aad
three of the crew were drowned.

SOUTHAMPTON, MARcei 9.—This morning our quay ivas
in a bustle from the number of persons bound to Prance.—
The Cobourg took 26 passengers to Havre; the Dilligertt,
Hero, and Brilliant, sailed likewise for Jersey and Guernsey
quite full.—Arrived the Elizabeth, from Havre ; Rose, from
Jersey.; Maria, from Bristol ' • Prosperous, from Waterford ;
King George, from Bristol ; Olive, fiom Tenby ; Brilliant,
Three Sisters, Liberty, Ann, Pelican, Vin •, and Brilliant, from
Sunderland.