The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-19 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, JAN. 18.—Last night and most of. this day it blew a
heavy gale from S.S.W. to S.W.—The David Lyon, and
Itosalind, lost two anchors and cables, and proceeded for Rams-
gate, besides several brigs and small vessels. The Honourable
Company's ships Repulse and Hyth ride all well, the latter
with two anchors down ; this afternoon the weather is more
moderate, wind about S.W. by W. The Atlas, from India,
drove considerably ; the Henry Fanwick lost an anchor; the
Amity, Gray, has two anchors a-head. The Camden, Bil-
linghurst, for Antigua, has put back, and gone through for
Margate ; the Speculation, , arrived this morning from
Faro, lost two anchors and cables, and went for Ramsgate
Harbour.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 111=111nd S.W. blbwing a gale.—
Arrived the Lively, Gowing, from St. Michael's, and sailed
for London.

COWES, JAN 18.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the John Bull,
Graves, from Havannah, in 43 days. The Swiftsure, Tilly,
for Havannab, has put back ; this vessel goes out on account of
the Mining Companies.
FAI.MOI7TH, JAN. 17.—Wind W., light breezes and fine
weather.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, from Lisbon,
sailed the 9th instant ; Countess of Chichester packet, from
the Mediterranean, sailed from Corfu Dec. 6, Malta the 16th
ditto, Gibraltar the 2d instant, and Cadiz the 3d ditto; Lord
Sidmouth packet, from the Leeward Islands, sailed from St.
Thomas's the 18th tilt. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough
packet, for Lisbon ; Marchioness of Salisbury packet, for
America; Princess Elizabeth packet, for Jamaica; and the
Goldfinch packet, for the Brazils.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 17.—Wind W.—Arrived the Elizabeth,
Black, from Honduras, sailed 22th November; Fame, Cook,
from Berbice ; New Jersey, Whitnall, from Philadelphia ;
Promise, Findlater, and Bachelor, Douglas, from St. Andrew's,
N.B. ; Enterprise, Stephens, from Pictou ; Minerva, Sloane,
from St. Mary's, N.S. ; and Britannia, Barclay, from Messina.

The Ilebe, Wright, from Rotterdam to London, was totally
wrecked on Orford Beach yesterday morning ; crew and small
part of cargo saved.
The Jane, Jarvis, of Leith, from Petersburgh, was lost off
the Naze of Norway about the Nth ult. ; crew saved.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Bengal.—The Medway, Wight, from Chile and New South
Wales, goes into clock at Calcutta the sth July, having been on
shore in Basses Straits.

The Providence, Remmington, has been in dock, and has no
repairs to make. _ _ _

'The Lord Hungerford, Farquharson, was to sail for Madras
and London the Ist September._
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Arrivals at the Matiritius.—The Hope, Norris, from New
South Wales, the 4th October; and the Flamingo, Sinclair,
from the Mauritius.

Sailing from the Mauritius.—The Ann, Grimes, for New
South Wales, the 7th October. The Ilibberta, Theaker, was
to sail for Bombay the 20th October, and load from thence fur
London.

Arrivals at St. Ilelena.—The Arethusa, Huly, from. the
Cape, the 19th November; and the St. Helena, Fairfax, from.
the ape, the 19th November.
Sailings from St. Helena.—The Arethusa, Huly, for Rio
Janeiro, the 20th November; and the Conch, Musson, tOr.
Singapore, the 25th Nov.
ne Thomas, Winspear, was to sail from Bombay the Zth
December. _ _ _ _ _ _

Arrival at the Cape.—The Euphrates, Meade, from London.
Arrival at Madras.—The David Scott, Thornhill, from
London.

The Lonach, \Vest, has arrived off* Dover, having saied
from Bombay the 7th Sept. 1824, and from the Mauritius the
.16th October.

The Atlas, Clark, from Bengal, is in the Downs; she sailed
from Bengal the sth July, 1824, from the Mauritius 7th Ott.,
and from St. Helena 2cl Dec. ; she experienced heavy gales of
wind for three weeks, off the Cape of Good Hope.
Arrivals at Bombay—The John Munro, Green, from Bus-
sorah, 31st August; Upton Castle, Thacker, from Lon:Ion,
2d September; and La Sophie, Caussade, from Bordeaux, 3d
September.
Sailings from Bombay—The Eliza, Faith, for Bengal, with
300 of his Majesty's 47th, on the 4th September; London,
Sotheby, for Bengal, with the rest of his Majesty's 47th, on
sth September.
Arrivals at Bengal—The Heroine, Neish, from Rangoon,
7th August ; Duke of Bedford, Cunynghame, from Madras,
Bth August; William Money, .Jackson, from Madras, and the
Perseverance, Shaw, from Liverpool, 9th August; indostau,
M'Callum, from Liverpool, and the Louisa, Wools, from the
Cape of Good Hope, August 10.
Sailing from Madras.—The Tyne, Warrington, for MnSila-
patam anti Bengal, 15th August.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Ilibberts, Theaker, from
London, 4th October; Barossa, Hutchinson, from Bengiil ;
Lonach, West, from Bombay, 11th October; and Wel:ing-
ton, from Bengal, October 14.
Sailing from the Mauritius.—The Perseverance; for Bom-
bay, October 10.
Ship burnt.—The Morning Star (country ship), from Ma-
dras, was burnt in the Bengal River the latter end of June. -
Passengers per Lonach, Capt. West, from Bombay
Russell, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Johnson, Captain Cooke, Madras
Rifle Corps, Dr. J. Stuart, Dr. Al actavish (Assistant-Surgeon),
Mr. Aletcalfe, Mr. Vigoreux (late French Consul afßagdatly);
two Misses Russell, two Masters Cooke, Master Johnson, Mas-
ter Russell. _ _ _

Passengers per York, Captain Talbert, expected from Bengal
and Madras :—Colonel Munro, for England; Herbert Comp-
ton, Esq., and Miss Compton, to be landed at Madras.
Passengers per Princess Charlotte— Capt. Mackean, exp%t,:d
at Liverpool, from Bengal.—Lieut. Elton, 13th regirue•.tt ;
Lieut. Poulson, his Majesty's sloop Sophia; the Rev. Mr. .ht-
ter, missionary, and Mrs. Jetter ; Captain P. P. Morgan ; and
Captain Charles Oakes.