The Sun.
London, England, 1822-03-18 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

Pon TsmouT xi, Mancix 17.—Wind W.S.W.--Arrived
yesterday the Hooghly, Lamb ; and Adrian, Horn, from the
Downs. Arrived to-day. from the Downs, the Frederick,
Hearn '• Blackest, Benson ; and Vittoria, Hearn, for Jamaica ;
Mary, Stranack, for Grenada ; Fortitude-increased, Manning,
for St. Kites ; Hannah, Wheeler, for Brest ; and Spanish
Patriot, Bogg, for Cadiz. Also arrived the Eliza, Hunt, from
Batavia and the Cape of Good Hope.
DARTMOUTH, 'MARCH 16.—Arrived the Pyramus, Rich-,
ards, from Cardiff for London, with loss of gaff. • •
anwicii, MARCH 17.—Sailed the Prince of Orange
packet, for Holland ; Lord Nelson, ditto, for Cuxhaven ; and
John and Elizabeth, ditto; for Gottenburgh, all with mails.
COWES, MARCH 17. L—Arrived the Caroline, Cossens, from
Shields for Lisbon, with loss of sails and bulwarks, and having-
thrown about 20 tons of her cargo overboard. Also the Ham-
bletonian, Gibbon, from Gambia, with sails damaged. The
Ceres, Thomas, from Gambia, and the Cape De Verds, was
lost on the Island of Mayo in February last.
lEYMOUTH, MARCH 16.—ArriVed the Sally, Stephens,
from St. Michaels ; Dart, Bove, from Newcastle for St.
Michaels ; and Thomas and Rebecca, Larkham, from Poole
for Figueira. Put back the Somersetshire, for Jamaica.—
Sailed the Ondernuming, Eltjes, for Middleburgh ; and Per-
severance, Brown, for Lisbon.

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• FALMOUTII,'MARcii 16.—Wind S.W.—Arrived yesterday
the Montague packet, with a mail from Jamaica : sailed the
Bth ult. ; and Swiftsure, ditto, with mails from the Mediterra-
nean : sailed from Gibraltar the Ist inst. ; Royal Charlotte,
Hay, from Hull for. Oporto ; and St. Marys, Burton, from
London for Jamaica.

NORTH SHIELDS, MARCH Li.—Arrived the Groelandars,
Fromentine, from Dieppe ; .she ran against the pier in coming
out of Dieppe, which made her leaky, and she has put in here.
LIVERPOOL, MAncir 10.—Arrived the llemer, Griffiths,'
from Jamaica.;; on the 27th of January, off Cape Antonio, wcrc
boarded and plundered by a piratical schooner ' • they cut and
abused the master and crew, whom they forced down the fore-
hatch. The robbed the vessel of 80 doubloons, 400 dollars,
part of the cargo and materials (to the amount of about 15001.)
and threatening to burn the vessel and murder the crew, but
left diem on an American ship heaving in sight.
DEAL, MARCH 17.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived yesterday
and sailed for the River, the Nepos, Collins, from Savannah ;
Tenterden, LaMbton, from Lisbon ; and Colonist, Shruar,
from Surinam for Amsterdam.. Came down from the River
and reniains, the Trafalgar, Wilson, for Sierra Leone. Put -
hack, the Atlas, for Trinidad. Arrived to-day and sailed for-
the River, the Sarah, from St. Michaels ; and Perseverance,
Brown, om Africa. Came down from the River and remain,
the Canning, Patterson, for China ; Lovely. Ann, Burghes, for
Malta, &c. ; Lavinia, Keith, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and, •
Colonist; Smith, for Barbadoes. •
COWES, MARCH 15.—Arrived, on Saturday last, in our-
•
Roads, the brig Cornelius; Arthur, from Ramsgate, bound
to Pernambucco; and the brig Nepos, Collins, from Sit;
vannah, with rice, for orders.—On Monday, the Russian
schooner Gute Malher, Bircks, from Riga, bound to Lisbon,
in ballast; and schooner Pores, of Altona, 11.. Voss, from
Hamburgh, hound to Cadiz and Gibraltar. —On Wed-
nesday, the French brig Victoirc, Carpentier.—And on Thurs-
day, the brig Triumphant, Reveille, from. Ilavre, to take in
cotton, &c. for that port. Hid Irrbjesty's ship Leander, Capt.
Montague, is now lying in our roads. Sailed on Sunday last, the -
brig Leda, D. Wilson; and the brig Mary, Durant, for Lon.
don--theformer under jury main-mast.—On Wednesday, the
brig Ophelia, J. Oliver, for ;Lisbon• the brig Cornelius W.
Arthur, for Pernambuco; the Dart, J. Bowie, for St. i%lichaels.
Thursday, the brig NepoS, Collins, for. London.
LYMINGTON, MARCH 15.--,Arrived the yEra, Clark, from
Dover; Jane, Austin, from Slififtham ; Caroline, Sayers, from
Dartmouth; Carbonear, StOntis ; and New Hope, Robbizs,
from Poole.—Sailed the Carb?klear, Stevens' for Newfound-
land ; /Era, Clark, for Mount d Bay; Eliza, Weldon, for Ply-
mouth ; Caroline, Sayers, for Dartmouth ; Jane, Austin, for
Bhorehani ; and New Hope, Robbins, for Poole.

On Saturday the dispatches for Madras and Bengal, by the
ship Asia, Captain Balderston, were dosed at the Eastf In-
dia House, and delivered to the purser of that ship. The East
India Company's outward-bound ship Dunira was in lat. 4, N.
long. I 9 W., on the 27th January.

THE MARKETS.

CORiT EXCHANGE, 241Ancit 18.

Owing to adverse winds we have had very few Arrivals from
the coast, but a good supply of Wheat by land carriage samples
from Keut and Essex, besides a tolerable quantity which re-
mained over from last week. Superfine samples obtained last
Monday's prices, but there was but little demand for the
inferior qualities ; the price of Flour being reduced 5 shillings
per sack. Fine Malting Barley being scarce and in demand,
is full. ls. per quarter dearer, and there was rather more de-
mand for the ordinary sorts for grinding. Oats sold on full as
good terms as this day se'nnight, having had but moderate ar-
rivals ; in Beans and Peas there is no alteration.

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES.

Wheat, 465. 10d. ; Barley, 18s. Bd. ; Oats, 16s. Od. ; Rye,
20s. Bd. ; Beans, 21s. 9d.; Peas, 235. 441.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made 'in the 'Week ending the 16th day of
March, 1822, is 335. 6d. per cwt.