The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-04 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, FEB. 3.—Wind W.—Last night, and this morning,
it blew hard from the westward—the ships in the Downs ap-
parently all well. Arrived and remain the Boyer, Meany, from
Port-au-Prince ; Delfien, Ilaglam, from Gottenburgh for Cadiz.
Arrived from the River and remain the Britannia, Bourke, for
the Cape of Good Hope. Put back the Amity, Johnson; for
Bombay ; and George the Fourth, Morgan, for Liverpool.

'POBTSJIOUTIL, FEB. 3.—lt blew a heavy gale last night
and this morning from the S.W.—The shipping drove at the
Motherbank and Spithead, but no damage. It is now mode-
rate from 'V. by W.—No arrivals or sailings.
PLY3iowr 11, FEB. 2.—N.E. in the morning, and W.S.W.
in the evening.—Arrived the Ellice, Livingstone, from London,
to take in the Percival's cargo ; George Canning, M'Clelland,
from ditto for Barbadoes ; Eagle, Ilenery, from Hamburgh for
the Azores. Sailed the William and Jane, Bartley, for New
York. Off the Port the Constitution, Klockgeter ; and Mar-
garetha, Payeken, from Bremen for Havannah ; and Polydore,
Fick, from llamburgh for ditto.
LivEnPoof., }'an. 2.—Arrived the Indian, Morris, from
Buenos Ayres—on the 16th November, in lat. 34. 49. S. long.
51. 4. W., spoke the Hiram, Gibb, from Liverpool for Buenos
Ayres, all well; on the 19th January, in lat. 43. 38. N. long.
27. W., spoke the Fairy, from Liverpool for New York ; and
on the 24th January, in lat. 45.40. N. long. 19. 40., spoke the
Elizabeth, from New York for Havre. Also arrived the Jess
and Flora, Paulson, from Demerara, sailed 23d December ;
Belmont, Ferguson, from ditto; Marmion. Hubbock, from St.
John's, N. 8., sailed 3d January, in company with the Eliza-
beth and Clio, for London. O' the port the Ardent, Parker,
from Demerara.
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Po Lit ELI, I ED. 2.—T he Cririe, from Charlstone to Liver-
pool, broke up last night, about 320 bales of cotton have been
saved in good order, and 600 wet.
GALWAY, Fan. I.—A quantity of timber has been seen
floating about the Island of Arran, by which it is feared a
vessel from America is lost to the westward.

The Magnet, Garwood, from Philadelphia, ran on shore in
Galway Bay on Monday, and it was feared would go to pieces.
- The Eliza, Ormond, from Dundalk to London, drove on the
Middle Sand, near Aldhro, on. Wednesday, but was got off,
and proceeded to Harwich yesterday.

Letters were yes•erday received by the Ja-
maica Packet from .Carthagena to the 7th De-
cember ; their contents are satisfactory in regard
to the settled state of Columbia. The Minister,
DOD BIITCENO M ENDES had res:gned, and Gen.
SOUBLETTE was named as his successor. It is
stated, but in rather vague terms, that Lima had
been entered by a portion of BoLivAa's
army, and that Callao was strictly blockaded.--
The Spanish man of war Asia and two brigs had
sought safety in that harbour ; and one account
states the Peruvian Marine to have effected their
destruction, by setting them on fire. At the
latest date BoLtvaa himself continued at Cusca,
and was ready to march towards Potosi.
It is reported among the hold ton, that Lord henry Chol-
mondeley, second son of the Marquis of Chohnondeley will
shortly lead to the hymeneal alter Miss Arbuthnot, second
daughter of the Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot.
HERALDIC REPARTEE.—In a conversation be-
tween a Noble Venetian and an Austrian Noble-
man, %%hich lately took place at Venice, the
Austrian remarked, " that he wondered in what
forest the Venetians found such an animal as a
lion with wings." The Venetian answered,
44 In the same forest that your master found an
eagle t‘ith two heads."

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